Any Clfford Alarm Experts in the house please ??
23-10-2007, 08:50 PM
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Any Clfford Alarm Experts in the house please ??
On my car i have a Clifford Alarm and Blackjax. I have 2 sirens in the engine bay but i would like to move the sirens to somewhere more discreet and out of the way. Can i just cut into their respective looms and extend them or will all hell break loose LOL Any advice would be helpfull .Thanks
23-10-2007, 08:54 PM
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Hi gas
dont no myself, but give my nephew a ring LM audio he is a clifford dealer
Dave
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Think he is not there till saturday but someone there should be able to help
Dave
dont no myself, but give my nephew a ring LM audio he is a clifford dealer
Dave
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Think he is not there till saturday but someone there should be able to help
Dave
23-10-2007, 09:04 PM
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Originally Posted by dave green
Hi gas
dont no myself, but give my nephew a ring LM audio he is a clifford dealer
Dave
01438 812444
Think he is not there till saturday but someone there should be able to help
Dave
dont no myself, but give my nephew a ring LM audio he is a clifford dealer
Dave
01438 812444
Think he is not there till saturday but someone there should be able to help
Dave
24-10-2007, 04:53 AM
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Re: Any Clfford Alarm Experts in the house please ??
Originally Posted by gazcos
On my car i have a Clifford Alarm and Blackjax. I have 2 sirens in the engine bay but i would like to move the sirens to somewhere more discreet and out of the way. Can i just cut into their respective looms and extend them or will all hell break loose LOL Any advice would be helpfull .Thanks
24-10-2007, 10:48 PM
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Re: Any Clfford Alarm Experts in the house please ??
Originally Posted by avid-fan
Originally Posted by gazcos
On my car i have a Clifford Alarm and Blackjax. I have 2 sirens in the engine bay but i would like to move the sirens to somewhere more discreet and out of the way. Can i just cut into their respective looms and extend them or will all hell break loose LOL Any advice would be helpfull .Thanks
24-10-2007, 10:59 PM
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they are supposed to be hidden out of eyes view. as you want to do
so your install was shit whoever fitted the alarm
you answered your own question WHAT ??
Blackjax IS COOL BTW got it on my car
what version clifford you got ????
ps,the alarm looms are all blackwired iirc so dont fuck it up
they are supposed to be hidden out of eyes view. as you want to do
so your install was shit whoever fitted the alarm
you answered your own question WHAT ??
Blackjax IS COOL BTW got it on my car
what version clifford you got ????
ps,the alarm looms are all blackwired iirc so dont fuck it up
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Its a Concept 600. It was on the the car when i bought it, the bloke who had it before owned a Stereo/Alarm shop. To be honest i find it all a bit of a pain in the arse but i suppose its usefull.
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blackjax is one thing that I think every car should come fitted with and then nobody would be able to nick cars!!
I got to admit, I'm a little disappointed I don't have it because I have a toad but oh well..
Blackjax is only good if somebody jumps you in traffic and points a gun at you. That's the only time it SHOULD be useful. If a thief can break into your car and bypass the alarm/immobilizer system then it isn't worth it then really is it. The immobilizer is there so that only the vehicle OWNER can disarm it, not some theiving scum.
I got to admit, I'm a little disappointed I don't have it because I have a toad but oh well..
Blackjax is only good if somebody jumps you in traffic and points a gun at you. That's the only time it SHOULD be useful. If a thief can break into your car and bypass the alarm/immobilizer system then it isn't worth it then really is it. The immobilizer is there so that only the vehicle OWNER can disarm it, not some theiving scum.
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