What alarm is recommended to stop the thieving scum
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What alarm is recommended to stop the thieving scum
What alarm is recommended to stop the thieving scum, spent a bit on the motor and i could do with a new alarm
What would you all recommend, i have a Toad Ai600 from about 7 years ago on it but i need a new siren, keyfob and valet key so i might as well get a new alarm.
WHICH ONE
Clifford, Toad, Scorpion
What do you all reckon
What would you all recommend, i have a Toad Ai600 from about 7 years ago on it but i need a new siren, keyfob and valet key so i might as well get a new alarm.
WHICH ONE
Clifford, Toad, Scorpion
What do you all reckon
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Try and get an alarm with a "Pager" device. Least you know when the alarm is going off then...
I have one made by Vision. I wouldn't recommend them, but I've heard that toad do a pager, and maybe Clifford. I think it's worth the extra
I have one made by Vision. I wouldn't recommend them, but I've heard that toad do a pager, and maybe Clifford. I think it's worth the extra
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i was recomended a cobra alarm when i got mine fitted,i asked the people fitting it and thats what they used on their cars,and no it wasnt the most expensive,so they didnt get anything extra of me!i was always happy with it.
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Originally Posted by Renton
That's easy: the Trunk Monkey...
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Ive had Clifford, Nothing but trouble.
Toad for 3 - 4 years now no probs. not even changed the batts in the key fob yet.
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I have the Clifford concept 650 g5 fitted by GAP security to my s2 and its the mutts!!!!
Only thing i find annoying is the chirp from the proximity sensor goes off to easy but thats only cos i have it set to sensitive, anyone know how to adjust it?
Nick
Only thing i find annoying is the chirp from the proximity sensor goes off to easy but thats only cos i have it set to sensitive, anyone know how to adjust it?
Nick
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Originally Posted by Ian3dr
Anything but clifford Jase!
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got a clifford g5 on my transit and it aint that clever, had a laserline full closure on my old focus and i had no bother with that in two years
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not a clifford.
had one, was pants....infact, it randomly cut the supply to the fuel pump when it felt like it.
Imagine troopin along at 100+ and that happening! not good. avoid clifford like the plague
had one, was pants....infact, it randomly cut the supply to the fuel pump when it felt like it.
Imagine troopin along at 100+ and that happening! not good. avoid clifford like the plague
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