Car Alarms, talk to me! Anti hijack etc
03-12-2010, 07:51 AM
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Car Alarms, talk to me! Anti hijack etc
I need an alarm for the 500 and fancy something with anti hijack, we get a lot of cars in with Cliffords fitted and these seem to be the only ones with anti jack, are there other options? What do you lot reccomend?
03-12-2010, 08:18 AM
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a shotgun on the back seat is always a good deterrant 
what about the flame throwers you get on cars in south africa? might scorch the sideskirts but i dont think the car jacker will bother you again.
what about the flame throwers you get on cars in south africa? might scorch the sideskirts but i dont think the car jacker will bother you again.
03-12-2010, 08:21 AM
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Too many posts.. I need a life!!
toad ai606t2 can be set to anti jacking,
a very reliable alarm and many bonus features that you are likely to never use/utilise.
much the same as top spec cliffords for less cash but is again very dependant on the fitting!
a very reliable alarm and many bonus features that you are likely to never use/utilise.
much the same as top spec cliffords for less cash but is again very dependant on the fitting!
03-12-2010, 08:36 AM
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as much as anti hijack is a good idea, i am sure you will find it to be very annoying and hardwork when in your own car
i.e i borrow friends es cos, pull over at cash machine, engine running, 3 friends still in car, next thing i am going down road with alarm going of and then the engine dies
i didnt know the hijack code, now, not saying this is what your going to be doing martin but it did my nut in, and is now removed
i.e i borrow friends es cos, pull over at cash machine, engine running, 3 friends still in car, next thing i am going down road with alarm going of and then the engine dies
i didnt know the hijack code, now, not saying this is what your going to be doing martin but it did my nut in, and is now removed
03-12-2010, 08:41 AM
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as much as anti hijack is a good idea, i am sure you will find it to be very annoying and hardwork when in your own car
i.e i borrow friends es cos, pull over at cash machine, engine running, 3 friends still in car, next thing i am going down road with alarm going of and then the engine dies
i didnt know the hijack code, now, not saying this is what your going to be doing martin but it did my nut in, and is now removed
i.e i borrow friends es cos, pull over at cash machine, engine running, 3 friends still in car, next thing i am going down road with alarm going of and then the engine dies
i didnt know the hijack code, now, not saying this is what your going to be doing martin but it did my nut in, and is now removed
But as my wife will be driving the car with my daughter on their own at times I think I need it!
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03-12-2010, 08:49 AM
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id go for a cliford all bells and whistles alarm.
any1 that says theyve had problems with one just had it installed by some1 who doesnt know what theyre doing.
ive had countless cliffords on loads of cars, all fitted by the same blokke, and never had 1 problem
any1 that says theyve had problems with one just had it installed by some1 who doesnt know what theyre doing.
ive had countless cliffords on loads of cars, all fitted by the same blokke, and never had 1 problem
03-12-2010, 08:50 AM
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Oh, you dont hear much of that going on up here, she must of been out the car cos leons have got auto locking, my one did? it was an FR mind you. did you foind who was to blame? i take it you dont leave your car running outside the shop when you nip in for a minute then?
03-12-2010, 08:57 AM
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Got an AI606T2 on my truck - Very good bit of kit, easy to fit DIY and 100% reliable.
The only thing I would criticise is the lack of range on the clicky fob, but other than that superb
As an extra I cary a breaker bar too for personal safety
The only thing I would criticise is the lack of range on the clicky fob, but other than that superb
As an extra I cary a breaker bar too for personal safety
03-12-2010, 08:59 AM
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Jesus, some bastards out there, i take it the car is gone? sorry to hear that. Cant help but think these people will find thier way north eventually if they can bear the cold lol.
03-12-2010, 09:01 AM
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Get her a Monodonok 26" autolock baton then - perfect for fitting in her handbag and not overly heavy - When used in the correct way can easily break a Femur or other large bones
Autolock baton
Reasonable price there too
Just a shame it's an offensive weapon that you can get in hot water for owning
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03-12-2010, 07:36 PM
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I've found that life I needed.. It's HERE!!
Had a clifford sense and tell or summit alarm in my escos with an anti-hijack.
When you went to start car you click key till dash light up and enter a 3 digit sequence in to supply earth to fuel pump,then after started entered a 5 digit sequence before 15 seconds or cut out.And obviously the 5 digit sequence any time a door opened.............What a fucking pain in the arse and i would never have it again!!!!
If i had to get similar id get one that killed engine via remote should you get jacked.
A mate had a cheaper anti-hijack alarm and his car got stolen via hiab on to flatbed and stolen.
When you went to start car you click key till dash light up and enter a 3 digit sequence in to supply earth to fuel pump,then after started entered a 5 digit sequence before 15 seconds or cut out.And obviously the 5 digit sequence any time a door opened.............What a fucking pain in the arse and i would never have it again!!!!
If i had to get similar id get one that killed engine via remote should you get jacked.
A mate had a cheaper anti-hijack alarm and his car got stolen via hiab on to flatbed and stolen.
03-12-2010, 07:53 PM
#24
most anti-hijack stuff rely on a pin code.
Its really not that much of a hassle to enter the code.
if its too much hassle maybe you should ask yourself if you cant be bothered to protect the car adequately then you take the increased risk of losing it.
Its really not that much of a hassle to enter the code.
if its too much hassle maybe you should ask yourself if you cant be bothered to protect the car adequately then you take the increased risk of losing it.
03-12-2010, 08:11 PM
#25
The one thats on mine is a Clifford G650 it's about 6 or 7 years old now but I think even the new ones still use that little 2 button key pad.
Speak to Giles @ Quicksilver in Sparkbrook they were really helpful when I had mine fitted they have been there for years.
Rich
Speak to Giles @ Quicksilver in Sparkbrook they were really helpful when I had mine fitted they have been there for years.
Rich
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