local shop does shitty job.....***READ***

[ngsm13 5,000+ posts]

Srry to thread jack, but depending on the vehicle, it usually isnt hard to install an alarm as long as you know some basic electrical principles and know how to read a digital multi meter.

Actually, it's kind of tough. I mean...you're first time...it'll take FOREVER...lol.

But as long as you have all of the correct wire codes, you should be fine. Also, your DMM will be your best friend.

NG

 

[PRIVATEpastry 10+ year member]

Even if its a bottom line one? All it has is door sensors and remote entry...

Is there a website w/ a tutorial?

 

[DiamondFanatic 10+ year member]

Actually, it's kind of tough. I mean...you're first time...it'll take FOREVER...lol.
But as long as you have all of the correct wire codes, you should be fine. Also, your DMM will be your best friend.

NG

x2 on that for sure, the first time I tried to do an alarm install it took me quite a long time.

 

[saywhat? 5,000+ posts]

errrr lets get BACK on topic....

 

[sanmarcosZfreak 10+ year member]

**** man thats scary stuff, glad u got it straightened out

 

[bannock 10+ year member]

geeze now im glad i installed everything myself, good ol internet showed me how to do it better.

 

[HeatSeeker 10+ year member]

Uhmm **** that, I would make them give me my money back. Power wire over the neg terminal? That's not only stupid, but dangerous.

 

[Ctminime 10+ year member]

yea for real go back and mention that if that would have melted and hit that negative that it could have started ure car on freakin fire and see if they wanna give ya a refund or handle a lawsuit lol