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Are you planning on installing an aftermarket car alarm?

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 2:42 pm
by kabz77
Good Afternoon All

I wanted to make you aware if you're planning on fitting an aftermarket alarm to your vehicle that the mk7 Fiesta's need to be fitted with a 'Canbus' type car alarm.
I spent just over £400 on having a Clifford Concept 650 fitted which wasn't working in harmoney with my factory fitted alarm. It took the fitter a whole day to work on my car, God knows what they were doing.
Any way to cut a long story short I got in touch with a mobile fitter who came to my home, ripped out the Clifford alarm, which took him 30 mins and installed a Viper branded canbus alarm which comes with dual shock sensor, I also had an extra interior sensor fitted as well as a set of air horns. In total it took the fitter an hour to fit the canbus alarm and this canbus type alarm didn't include running loads of wires through the car like the Clifford analogue style does. With a canbus alarm I dont need a seperate remote, everything works off the car key
Regarding the cowboy fitters I went to originally they are based in Leyton, east London and trade as In Car Music and In Car Alarms - STAY AWAY. I'll be adding a pic of the air horns fitted in the engine bay just in case others especially you guys that are modifying your car would like to do the same.
Thank you

Re: Are you planning on installing an aftermarket car alarm?

Posted: Mon Jan 24, 2011 5:36 pm
by Ben...
Cant wait to see and hear air horns
Took my horn out the other day to get to the fogs and had a little day dream about what i could get lol

Re: Are you planning on installing an aftermarket car alarm?

Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2011 9:15 pm
by kabz77
Here's the air horns fitted.

Re: Are you planning on installing an aftermarket car alarm?

Posted: Tue Jan 25, 2011 10:18 pm
by Ben...
Get a video or sound clip up ;)