i would have hid the valet button and or switch . if they were to get in and ger the key switch to turn on they can disable the alarm all together always hide the valet button or switch
I was told a proximity sesonsor makes nosense because am parked on a street although its not a large number of ppl walking there they are ppl that might end up to close to the car could you get the sensor to warn only if they touch and can wind also trigger the alarm?
@Ishmelthemagnet If it's a passive sensor it can be triggered by wind blowing through gaps in the doors etc - if you're worried about this get an active sensor. As for your car being parked on the street it probably is a bad idea to have a proximity sensor, unless you reduce the range of the sensor to the point where some of your car (i.e. the corners) won't be covered, as the range of the proximity sensor tends to be egg-shaped or oval. To just warn people who touch the car, get a dual system.
Hi, do you remember the brand of your proximity sensor ? I saw that it works very good. I never saw one, but I read that they are designed to be used in convertible cars. But yours is great.
Hi, do you remember the brand of your proximity sensor ? I saw that it works very good. I never saw one, but I read that they are designed to be used in convertible cars. But yours is great.
you should put the warning sticker under the hood. it makes more sense because random people don't need to know that putting the battery back on may cause it to start. also it looks dumb
Sorry to say but i would not be posting videos of these installs online. Coming from someone who does this for a living.... they're not something to be proud of. A security install like that is VERY easily disabled. A real security install is barely even detected in plain sight.
in my opinion i hate shock sensors they are too sensitive if like a motor bike goes passed a loud one or a car with a big more exorcist it will set your car alarm off because of all the vibration. so i think glass break is the best it has less false alerts.
glass break sensors are fine if you don't mind getting your window smashed in before the bad guy runs away! With my proximity sensor, the bad guy gets warned away just as he touches the vehicle! NO DAMAGE DONE!
I got a remote start to Xmas I can't wait to get it installed. I have been wanting one for a long time
tubeman25 1 month ago
i would have hid the valet button and or switch . if they were to get in and ger the key switch to turn on they can disable the alarm all together always hide the valet button or switch
joehomanick 10 months ago
I was told a proximity sesonsor makes nosense because am parked on a street although its not a large number of ppl walking there they are ppl that might end up to close to the car could you get the sensor to warn only if they touch and can wind also trigger the alarm?
Ishmelthemagnet 11 months ago
@Ishmelthemagnet If it's a passive sensor it can be triggered by wind blowing through gaps in the doors etc - if you're worried about this get an active sensor. As for your car being parked on the street it probably is a bad idea to have a proximity sensor, unless you reduce the range of the sensor to the point where some of your car (i.e. the corners) won't be covered, as the range of the proximity sensor tends to be egg-shaped or oval. To just warn people who touch the car, get a dual system.
fisco303 7 months ago
Paul how did you pick up the running signal. Although my autostart works the engine starter motor keeps trying to start as running signal not found.
My Alarm indicates high coil and alram cable to be wrapped around.
ABLACKBURN1969 1 year ago
Hi, do you remember the brand of your proximity sensor ? I saw that it works very good. I never saw one, but I read that they are designed to be used in convertible cars. But yours is great.
Regards, Andres
salulabarra 1 year ago
Hi, do you remember the brand of your proximity sensor ? I saw that it works very good. I never saw one, but I read that they are designed to be used in convertible cars. But yours is great.
Regards, Andres
salulabarra 1 year ago
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HumanityWins 1 year ago
How'd you find the correct wires from just the install book, im way lost and would like to save some money by doing it myself?
u0538412 1 year ago
cool alarm! i'm going to get one next week ;)
brasiltaco 2 years ago
you should put the warning sticker under the hood. it makes more sense because random people don't need to know that putting the battery back on may cause it to start. also it looks dumb
WHOO222 2 years ago 3
Sorry to say but i would not be posting videos of these installs online. Coming from someone who does this for a living.... they're not something to be proud of. A security install like that is VERY easily disabled. A real security install is barely even detected in plain sight.
zerepdivad 2 years ago
do you have a detailed video of how to install the field disturbance sensor?
LyRikLeRYdAs 2 years ago
I have T-tops and this would be great that I can have a pager alarm to prevent a prob.
SupremeGforce 2 years ago
in my opinion i hate shock sensors they are too sensitive if like a motor bike goes passed a loud one or a car with a big more exorcist it will set your car alarm off because of all the vibration. so i think glass break is the best it has less false alerts.
Jackcc5 2 years ago
glass break sensors are fine if you don't mind getting your window smashed in before the bad guy runs away! With my proximity sensor, the bad guy gets warned away just as he touches the vehicle! NO DAMAGE DONE!
99Paully123987 2 years ago
@99Paully123987 Hello....can you please tell me which avital model is this alarm?
i aslo have a diesel car and i am looking for alarm with wait to start function.....thanks a lot and happy new year.....
parianosss 1 year ago
@Jackcc5 you do know you can adjust the shock sensor to very sensitive to little
954cityofdahood 1 year ago
@954cityofdahood I believe there is an adjustment screw on the sensor it self which is normally in side the door panel of the vehicle.
Jackcc5 1 year ago
Good alarm for the price. Its about $130 or so - not sure about the proximity sensor.
ajburks 2 years ago
where do you get your Van's wiring diagram from?
Jamafia 2 years ago
im not sure where he got it from but i know you can get some wiring charts from the12voltdotcom
Jackcc5 2 years ago
from the manufacturer.
99Paully123987 2 years ago
dont shut it down from remote, it goes into timer mode.
profuse007 2 years ago
not this alarm...it's programmed to not enter timer mode.
99Paully123987 2 years ago
FORD FTW. Powerstroke is the best.
brandonya1990 2 years ago