Adam.

Had an Clifford fitted whilst my car was in the paintshop, you wont beleive the aggro i have had since i had my alarm fitted on friday by an `authorised` installer, the bodges are unreal!, came out once already as it wouldnt start when i got in it after he first installed it, and lots of bits on my car arent working since!, the installer was very aggresive when i rang him to complain! does anyone know a direct customer number for clifford? as im sure they wouldnt mind taking a look at what their "authorised installers" class of work is like! cheers

cossie891

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name and shame please dude

Adam.

No problems hope no-one else deals with this meat!

http://www.securemycar.co.uk/

cossie891

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Cant you try uplands down cheltenham rd see if they can help or get a number

Adam.

managed to get a number for clifford, shut till monday though

cossie891

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fair play but you want to make sure the mug dont come and nick the car or something

Adam.

Alarm works, and its boxed in by 2 other cars and has a disklok on whilst on full lock.....so good luck to him

cossie891

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I wouldnt like to take any risks either lol

dojj

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if it was gap security then you may as well get someone else to come and have a look at it

mine drains the battery, locks the doors when you disarm it and unlocks them when you arm it, won't open the boot when i press the boot open button and generally buggers about and goes off when it wants to

called the fitter, didn't want to know

called gap, they said it's the fitters problem, they didn't want to know

called the fitter back, "not my problem mate, it was fitted correctly"

so how am i supposed to work out what wires where?

eventually i figured out that if i let the car arm itself it was fine 50% of the time and woun;t drain the battery, but it's the worst waste of £400+ i've spent, and trust me, i've wasted loads of money on my car

even the guy i went to afterwards to get it sorted said he'd have fitted the same system for £200 and it was going to cost me at least £150 to remove

total and utter bunch of cunty cowboys the lot of them as far as i'm concerend

tabetha

I can absolutely guarantee you cliffy won't be interested.
I'm pretty sure they are the same outfit that did a mates car some years ago, I ended up ripping out everything the'd done, and fitting a s/h toad we removed from a scrap car as it had the fob still, no issues at all since.
To be fair though it's like 10% alarm and 90% fitter for a decent working alarm, there's not much inherantly wrong with the cliffys if fitted correctly.
tabetha

Adam.

Not sure what was worse the blokes attitude or the alarm fitting!

Glenn_

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Why cant people just do a good job anymore.It just seems that no one gives a fook no more.

LHD220Turbo

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a clifford is a great alarm if installed correctly by someone who knows what they are doing

i would have stuck a toad alarm in myself

Oranoco

An alarm is only as good as the technician/monkey installing it. Cliffords do seem to be exceptionally installation sensitive