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post Jul 22, 2008 - 10:29 AM
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AnaXyd

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Hello!

I saw some items on a webpage (http://www.rclick.co.uk), and were inspired to do this to my car.

I found an item that looked interesting: http://www.rclick.co.uk/product_info.php?products_id=399

Really cool with the VAG look on the keys, and the system were cheap too! (or?)

My car is a Toyota Celica 1996 mod, 1,8l engine (AT/ST200) with manual locking system. (The key looks like this)

So, I got some questions about this.

- Is this something for me?
- Does this system fit for my car?
- Is this "bolt-on" or does it need giant modifications?
- Can I program the key to work as my old key? (Code for the startlock etc.)
- What is the difference between package1 and this package2?


Any answer will be appreciated! smile.gif


Regards,
Vegard
 
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post Jul 22, 2008 - 1:05 PM
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You must realize that ALL alarms, either it's alarm, alarm with keyless entry, alarm with keyless entry and remote start, take a very long time to do and they all need custom wiring and soldering. A normal alarm with keyless entry would take 2 to 4 hours to do for proffessionals who know what they are doing and the hours are depending on the car. European cars such as BMW and Volkswagon even take 5 to 6 hours to do just because their wiring diagrams are a pain in the arss. And for the rest I was gonna post:

QUOTE (GriffGirl @ Jul 22, 2008 - 11:39 AM) *
Installing an alarm from what I understand is complicated business. Installing remote start is even more complicated. This is all possible, however, but it will take a lot of time and patience, and IMO is worth paying a professional to install it for you so you don't run the risk of shorting out important electrical components of your car.


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