Im basically trying to find out how difficult it is to install an alarm system. would i have to remove the dash and splice into a whole bunch of wires? thanks.

Im basically trying to find out how difficult it is to install an alarm system. would i have to remove the dash and splice into a whole bunch of wires? thanks.

you would have to take off whatever makes it easiest to get to the main ignition harness... and other harnesses and switches for whatever you need... and yes, you have to splice into a whole bunch of wires... best to use a soldering gun and lots of electrical tape and zip ties
Mazda-3s 5 Dr 2004
Panasonic CQ-C6503U *waiting on AVIC-D3*
*my avic-n1 died*
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yes there are several wires you need to tap into. Each car is different and unique in its difficulty. What kind of car is it, and i can probably be a big help to you into your installation. I do alarms on a daily basis. Id be happy to help.
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how hard would it be to install an alarm on a '95 Integra Ls
1995 Acura Integra Ls
Pioneer DEH-P7500
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Originally Posted by snova031
Originally Posted by `pr0digy
Originally Posted by Jmac

not hard at all... i have a 94 ls and it didn't take me very long at all...
parking lights... hood pin... trunk pin... door pin... 12 volts... ignition... starter kill... lock... unlock... siren... anywayz... they're relatively close together... just get a wiring diagram... take off the front panel of ur dash and get 2 work haha
Mazda-3s 5 Dr 2004
Panasonic CQ-C6503U *waiting on AVIC-D3*
*my avic-n1 died*
Viper 771XV
Kicker CompVR10
Polk Momo 6½" Components ~~~> MTX MXA4004
Polk Momo 5x7 Coaxials ~~~~~~> MTX MXA4004
Audiobahn AVM156TP Headrest Monitors
where is the coil that the tach wires are suppose to be attached to?
crhye250r how about a GMC Sierra, are those a pain to install? And what would you recommend for an alarm?
ps - sorry to postjack...
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