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Viper 350HV Nico Price: $99 shipped!
http://www.viper.com/P-426V/Vi...ystem
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Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: madassorz at 3:31 AM 1/2/2008
http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...77516
their price is $230..but that's with installation. but I couldn't imagine install is that hard?
Are you able to point me to a good installer or atleast a install guide if I buy this from you? because..$129 shipped sounds better then $230 installed+tax blah blah blah..
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: krazydriver at 6:54 AM 1/2/2008
you are absolutely awesome!! I was thinking the other day about my need to get an alarm and then you get this.
I have an s13 with the automatic door locks, so i don't think i'd need anything else.
Shoot me an email and i'll send paypal your way.
Btw, thanks again for the CD deck. Sorry i never got back to you about the Concept HUD.. but i kinda went all out on a turbo setup 
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (madassorz)
Posted by: Broadfield at 7:18 PM 1/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by madassorz » |
| I am really interested in this. as I was looking to buy this same model at bestbuy today.. http://www.bestbuy.com/site/ol...77516 their price is $230..but that's with installation. but I couldn't imagine install is that hard? Are you able to point me to a good installer or atleast a install guide if I buy this from you? because..$129 shipped sounds better then $230 installed+tax blah blah blah.. |
I wouldn't know a good installer out in Cali, but any good reputable shop would be good. It is pretty straight forward and does come with a complete installation manual. The only extra part you would need is a relay for the door locks. I would throw that in of course. You could also feel free to call me or email me for tech support!
Just let me know!
Also, on a side note..... that $230 is with basic install. Bestbuy will bag you on the door locks. Since they have to wire up one extra relay, it will probably be an extra $50.
Modified by Broadfield at 9:35 PM 1/2/2008
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (krazydriver)
Posted by: Broadfield at 7:21 PM 1/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by krazydriver » |
| Toby, you are absolutely awesome!! I was thinking the other day about my need to get an alarm and then you get this. I have an s13 with the automatic door locks, so i don't think i'd need anything else. Btw, thanks again for the CD deck. Sorry i never got back to you about the Concept HUD.. but i kinda went all out on a turbo setup |
Heck, I've never had anyone tell me that I'm awesome except for my wife 
The only extra part you will need is the relay for the door locks.... I will throw that in. My Paypal ID is in my signature. I will also shoot you an email.
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: krazydriver at 7:48 PM 1/2/2008
And congrats........ you are my 1st repeat customer 
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: madassorz at 8:29 PM 1/2/2008
I was searching for wheel hub question on here...then I saw this, couldn't resist but to sign up JUST FOR THIS!.
will send you a payment soon from Accord6g.h0y0ung@gmail.com via paypal.
I really appreciate it.
when you say relay..I'll assume i would need acutuators as well, right? [i bought a new set couple of month ago cuz it was $5 each..haha]
btw, it's for 1995 OBDI Nissan 240sx Base auto. I don't know if all that little model and OBD I/II matters.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (madassorz)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:46 PM 1/2/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: madassorz at 1:07 AM 1/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| Are you adding OEM actuators or after market actuators? If you are adding after market then you will need 2 relays. Like I said, I will throw those in with the purchase. Thanks, Toby |
my car doesn't have power lock
but the previous owner attempted to put an unknown keyless entry in the car. so i do have unused door actuators..but those been sitting there for god knows how long. i am going to be adding the after market one with gree/blue wires.
thanks, you'll have your payment of $129 via paypal very soon.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (madassorz)
Posted by: Broadfield at 7:39 AM 1/3/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: madassorz at 11:28 AM 1/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| Sounds good! I will throw in those 2 relays for you; that way you have them if you get the locks working. Thanks, Toby |
$$ is sent to Toby.Broadfield@insightbb.com
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (krazydriver)
Posted by: Broadfield at 6:22 PM 1/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by krazydriver » |
| w00t!!! Payment has been sent! |
| Quote, originally posted by madassorz » |
$$ is sent to Toby.Broadfield@insightbb.com |
Emailed tracking #'s to both of you guys!
Thanks for the business, I really appreciate it!
Toby
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Posted by: Jookmasta at 3:07 PM 1/8/2008
Anyways as your first ever NICO customer, and first repeat NICO customer.
I give you a huge round of applause for the great service.
Post Title: Re: (krazydriver)
Posted by: madassorz at 3:14 AM 1/11/2008
| Quote, originally posted by krazydriver » |
| Toby, Alarm came in today. Now i just gotta wait for a day that's not too cold/wet/unpleasant to install it. Probably just gonna wait till warmer weather... like spring. Anyways as your first ever NICO customer, and first repeat NICO customer. I give you a huge round of applause for the great service. |
yeah, mine came in today as well, but i still need to pick it up at my PO box tomorrow. but man..I can't wait to see this!
will post pics and give you a prop in my sig as sertified badass seller.
and oh..i am probably going to be calling you in middle of my install at some time..
got a time preference that you don't want to be called at? like 11pm and such? 
Post Title: Re: (krazydriver)
Posted by: Broadfield at 4:07 PM 1/12/2008
| Quote, originally posted by krazydriver » |
Anyways as your first ever NICO customer, and first repeat NICO customer. I give you a huge round of applause for the great service. |
Thanks man, I really appreciate your business! It's customers like you and the other Nico members that make owning a small business enjoyable!
| Quote, originally posted by madassorz » |
will post pics and give you a prop in my sig as sertified badass seller. and oh..i am probably going to be calling you in middle of my install at some time.. got a time preference that you don't want to be called at? like 11pm and such? |
Sweet man! You have no idea how much the "props" thing in your sig helps. It's just one more way to get the word out....... because most members, especially non 240 owners, even know that I exist.
You can call as late as you want, but after 10:00pm Central you might have to leave a message. Halo 3 starts at 10pm!
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: madassorz at 6:33 PM 1/13/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| Sweet man! You have no idea how much the "props" thing in your sig helps. It's just one more way to get the word out....... because most members, especially non 240 owners, even know that I exist. You can call as late as you want, but after 10:00pm Central you might have to leave a message. Halo 3 starts at 10pm! |
Ohh sweet.
expect a call from 720 number with in a week then. haha
ooh btw, i wonder which unit is the "shock sensor" to act as an security/alarm on this particular unit.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: infinitelyFX35 at 9:45 PM 1/13/2008
| Quote, originally posted by madassorz » |
Ohh sweet. expect a call from 720 number with in a week then. haha ooh btw, i wonder which unit is the "shock sensor" to act as an security/alarm on this particular unit. |
The shock sensor is built into the main unit. It is a little black protruding dial on the side.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (infinitelyFX35)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:14 PM 1/13/2008
| Quote, originally posted by infinitelyFX35 » |
| I'm not looking for a keyless entry, but am shopping dual headrest monitor systems, would like the whole package, game controller, headphones, etc. 2006 FX35, graphite interior. Any suggestions? |
I will check into it and get you a price.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (infinitelyFX35)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:55 PM 1/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by infinitelyFX35 » |
| I'm not looking for a keyless entry, but am shopping dual headrest monitor systems, would like the whole package, game controller, headphones, etc. 2006 FX35, graphite interior. Any suggestions? |
O.k, I would recommend headrests from Vizualogic. I have found them to be the best quality and screen resolution. Comes with two RF headphones and the main module has multiple inputs for auxiliary sources. A dual DVD setup retails for $2799, your Nico price is $1799 shipped. The single DVD setup retails for $2499, and the Nico price is $1649 shipped.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: nixad at 3:52 PM 1/28/2008
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...lance
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...lance
If so lemme get one
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (nixad)
Posted by: Broadfield at 7:38 PM 1/28/2008
| Quote, originally posted by nixad » |
| Is this offer still going on and is it compadible with these sensors? http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...lance http://www.amazon.com/exec/obi...lance If so lemme get one |
Yep, those will work great! I should have both of those sensors in stock if you don't already have them? I will match those prices no problem! Just let me know and I will check tomorrow once I get to the store.
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Posted by: Clawhammer at 9:57 PM 2/17/2008
Thanks,
Ryan
Post Title: Re: (Clawhammer)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:21 PM 2/17/2008
Thanks,
Toby
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Posted by: Clawhammer at 12:35 PM 2/18/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Clawhammer » |
| I have OEM power locks. Payment sent. I forgot to change my shipping address, can I email you the right address? |
Sure, go for it. Thanks for the payment! I will get it shipped out tomorrow and email you a tracking # tomorrow night.
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: musashin at 1:36 PM 2/21/2008
-Ryan
Post Title: Re: (Clawhammer)
Posted by: Broadfield at 6:22 PM 2/22/2008
I told them to just leave the keyless alone and when I get the thing back I'll just do it myself. Pretty sure they can't mess up the alarm part.
Post Title: Re: (Clawhammer)
Posted by: Broadfield at 4:36 PM 2/23/2008
If you need a actuator, I can ship it out Monday.... free of charge!
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Posted by: Clawhammer at 9:29 PM 2/23/2008
If the doors are locked and I unlock the passenger side, it unlocks both.
Doing anything on the driver's side replicates it on the other side.
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Posted by: kyles1988 at 11:24 PM 2/28/2008
| Quote, originally posted by amolao » |
| How much for viper 5900, + shipping to 36330.... |
Email sent! I do have those in stock by-the-way.
Thanks for the inquiry,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: MastaYu at 7:54 PM 4/27/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Clawhammer » |
| If the doors are unlocked, and I lock the passenger, it does not lock the drivers side. If the doors are locked and I unlock the passenger side, it unlocks both. Doing anything on the driver's side replicates it on the other side. |
I'm in the market for an alarm now, and I have the exact same problem as Clawhammer. Will installing this alarm system solve that problem, or should I get that fixed first?
Thanks Toby
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Posted by: Clawhammer at 11:55 AM 4/29/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: amolao at 9:53 AM 4/30/2008
are separate relays also required with the 5900 or are they intengrated within the alarm ???
Post Title: Re: (amolao)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:21 AM 4/30/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (phuphyter)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:23 AM 4/30/2008
| Quote, originally posted by phuphyter » |
I'm in the market for an alarm now, and I have the exact same problem as Clawhammer. Will installing this alarm system solve that problem, or should I get that fixed first? Thanks Toby |
Looks like Clawhammer fielded this one for me
Just let me know if you have any more questions!
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: phuphyter at 8:14 PM 4/30/2008
I really appreciate the business,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (phuphyter)
Posted by: Broadfield at 8:57 PM 5/1/2008
| Quote, originally posted by phuphyter » |
| You got paypal! Thanks Toby. If my shipping address doesn't show up, just e-mail me @ rjtablante@yahoo.com. I was too excited and clicked send before I entered shipping info in the comment box. |
Email sent with tracking info! Thanks again!
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 240sxvaj at 9:43 AM 5/2/2008
or is there a viper alarm that is alot better than the one above?
i want one with a turbo timer + remote start and all the good stuff 
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 1unar3clipse at 10:23 AM 5/2/2008
I have a base model 1993 with 0 power options, my door locks on either side only work when they are manually actuated. And I'm looking into a basic alarm system that if possible has key-less entry.. and what parts (relays, actuators, etc) I would need?
What kind of system would work for me?
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: 240sxvaj at 3:17 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by 240sxvaj » |
| do you have the VIPER 791XV? or is there a viper alarm that is alot better than the one above? |
forgot to add that i need the power door lock motor too
my 240sx is a LE with no power locks 
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: Broadfield at 4:57 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by 240sxvaj » |
| do you have the VIPER 791XV? or is there a viper alarm that is alot better than the one above? |
The 791XV is a discontinued model. It was replaced with the 5900, which has better range. The 5900 would run you $279 shipped. I can throw in 2 DEI door actuators and the relay pack for $20 extra. So $299 shipped for everything
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (1unar3clipse)
Posted by: Broadfield at 5:01 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by 1unar3clipse » |
| Hey Broadfield, I have a base model 1993 with 0 power options, my door locks on either side only work when they are manually actuated. And I'm looking into a basic alarm system that if possible has key-less entry.. and what parts (relays, actuators, etc) I would need? What kind of system would work for me? |
The Viper 350HV is perfect for you! So do you have manual or power locks? If they are power do, they work like Clawhammers do.... who posted earlier in this thread?
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 240sxvaj at 5:03 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
The 791XV is a discontinued model. It was replaced with the 5900, which has better range. The 5900 would run you $279 shipped. I can throw in 2 DEI door actuators and the relay pack for $20 extra. So $299 shipped for everything Thanks, Toby |
what does the 5900 comes with?
i was looking at it and it looks like it doesnt come with the turbo timer
THANKS!
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: Broadfield at 5:05 PM 5/2/2008
http://www.viper.com/Products/...D=103
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 240sxvaj at 10:51 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| It does have turbo timer, http://www.viper.com/Products/...D=103 Toby |
thanks!
how much can you get me the door motor locks?
where can i get it?
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:54 PM 5/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| You might of missed that I quoted you the door locks and relay pack a few posts up...... $20 for everything! |
oops sorry about that
thanks!
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Posted by: Pyrokid at 3:19 PM 5/3/2008
Thanks Toby.
Post Title: Re: (Pyrokid)
Posted by: Broadfield at 10:47 PM 5/3/2008
Are you just looking to purchase the subs? I would probably recommend building your own box or buying one locally, because shipping would be fairly expensive. Do you also need an amplifier to push the subs? How much bass are you hoping to get and what type of budget are you looking at? Just let me know and I will come up with a nice little quote!
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 3:41 PM 5/4/2008
Yea I'm looking to get subs and an amp to push them, I was thinking two 10" subs and like 200 - 300 watt amp. I'm trying not to spend more than $350.
Thanks again Toby.
Post Title: Re: (Pyrokid)
Posted by: Broadfield at 5:20 PM 5/4/2008
A nice little sub woofer package would include a Alpine MRP-M500 mono-block 500 watt RMS amplifier. Then 2 10" JL Audio 10w1v2 sub woofers. I can do all of this for $360 shipped. Pretty good price for some nice equipment and a good amount of power. If you buy an alarm system and the audio stuff I'll throw in the amplifier wiring kit for free!
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: pinoyboy3241 at 9:28 AM 5/5/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 9:13 PM 5/5/2008
p.s.-
Are the JL Audio subs the 4 ohm or the 8 ohm model?
Modified by Pyrokid at 12:42 AM 5/6/2008
Post Title: Re: (Pyrokid)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:46 PM 5/5/2008
They are 4 0hm. And yes your math is correct
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 1unar3clipse at 2:49 PM 5/6/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
The Viper 350HV is perfect for you! So do you have manual or power locks? If they are power do, they work like Clawhammers do.... who posted earlier in this thread? Toby |
Nah they are manual, and I'm talking the only unlock via key from the outside or by hand from the inside.
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 3:38 PM 5/6/2008
edit - PayPal hates me 
, and won't let me send more than $500, so I can either send the $519 when I get all the info I need to lift the limits, or I can send you the money in two chunks, which ever you prefer.
Modified by Pyrokid at 9:36 PM 5/6/2008
Post Title: Re: (1unar3clipse)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:51 PM 5/6/2008
| Quote, originally posted by 1unar3clipse » |
Nah they are manual, and I'm talking the only unlock via key from the outside or by hand from the inside. |
I got ya. You can either just not worry about power locks, or I can sell you the actuators and relay pack for $20 extra.
| Quote, originally posted by Pyrokid » |
| Quick question about the wiring, I'm pretty sure I should wire up the subs in series, but I figured I'd ask you to make sure, seeing as you know a lot more than I do. edit - PayPal hates me , and won't let me send more than $500, so I can either send the $519 when I get all the info I need to lift the limits, or I can send you the money in two chunks, which ever you prefer.
|
You will wire the subs in parallel to achieve a 2-ohm load. You can send two separate payments..... it's fine.
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Pyrokid)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:52 AM 5/8/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: 240sxvaj at 12:48 PM 5/8/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
The 791XV is a discontinued model. It was replaced with the 5900, which has better range. The 5900 would run you $279 shipped. I can throw in 2 DEI door actuators and the relay pack for $20 extra. So $299 shipped for everything Thanks, Toby |
This sound very good, one more question though what is the brand for the dei door actuators and relay pack. i just want to make sure i have quality parts that wont crap out on me later. THANKS!
Post Title: Re: (240sxvaj)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:09 PM 5/8/2008
I think I should be able to the rest to you tomorrow.| Quote, originally posted by Pyrokid » |
| Arg! Sorry about how long this is taking Toby, PayPal and my bank have conspired against me..... I think I should be able to the rest to you tomorrow. |
Hey no rush man! I just didn't know if it was for part of the products you wanted or a partial payment for all of the products you wanted. Take your time!
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: EDT007 at 1:30 PM 5/14/2008
| Quote, originally posted by EDT007 » |
| Hey Toby, I sent you an email. Wanted to know how much you can get the 7900 for? Thanks. |
I hit ya back!
| Quote, originally posted by Pyrokid » |
| Ok, the second half of the payment is sent! |
Hey Pyro, just letting you know that the 1002 is not something I stock, but I do have it on the way. So I will get everything shipped out once it gets here if that's all right?
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 2:31 PM 5/15/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
Hey Pyro, just letting you know that the 1002 is not something I stock, but I do have it on the way. So I will get everything shipped out once it gets here if that's all right? |
| Quote, originally posted by Pyrokid » |
That's fine man, nice doing business with you again. |
Hey Pyro, I tried your email today but it was returned...... I got your 1002 in today. So everything should go out tomorrow. Do you have a email address you would like me to send the tracking #?
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (trantt02)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:48 AM 5/23/2008
| Quote, originally posted by trantt02 » |
| how much for the 5202vs shipped to 46818? i have no power door locks. thanks. trantt02@gmail.com |
The Viper 5701 (part # 5202V) runs $249 shipped. That is a item that I do not have in stock yet since it is fairly new. I can have it in a week though.
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: trantt02 at 10:18 AM 5/23/2008
| Quote, originally posted by trantt02 » |
| sounds good! please inform me when you get some in |
I won't stock them, so you would have to buy one and I would order it for you.
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 3:51 PM 5/23/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 3:27 PM 5/27/2008
Thanks Again,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Pyrokid at 6:43 PM 5/27/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Pyrokid » |
| UPS said Friday, which is actually perfect because I wouldn't have time to install if it came any earlier, meaning it would just sit in my room and taunt me. |
Sweet man! Just give me a call at the # in my sig if you have any questions while you are installing it. I take calls from 10am - 10pm Central time! Leave a brief message if I don't answer and I'll get back to you ASAP.
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Dammitboy at 8:46 PM 5/28/2008
Can you get me a replacement remote (2 way remote) for my Prestige APS-996A?
Thanks,
K
kcbernard2000@yahoo.com
Post Title: Re: (Dammitboy)
Posted by: Broadfield at 12:38 AM 5/29/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Dammitboy » |
| Toby, Can you get me a replacement remote (2 way remote) for my Prestige APS-996A? Thanks, kcbernard2000@yahoo.com |
Sure can! I will check on a price tomorrow when I get to work!
Post Title: Re: (Pyrokid)
Posted by: fender-startocaster at 12:22 PM 5/29/2008
Thanks,
Toby
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Posted by: redline454 at 11:50 AM 6/5/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: scs13 at 1:25 PM 6/6/2008
, can you confirm the price and availability? Thanks| Quote, originally posted by scs13 » |
| have any viper 5900s in stock? is it still 299 shipped with the actuators/relay pack? |
You bet ya! I have one 5900 left. $299 shipped for everything.
| Quote, originally posted by Sleepy240 » |
| Im also very interested in the 5900 , can you confirm the price and availability? Thanks |
I have one left if scs13 doesn't buy it! I will have more in stock in about a week.
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Posted by: redline454 at 5:03 PM 6/6/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:05 PM 6/8/2008
http://www.viper.com/Products/...D=109
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: (Broadfield)
Posted by: gumball at 9:39 PM 6/17/2008
Post Title: Re: (gumball)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:27 PM 6/17/2008
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: neonbomb at 12:21 PM 6/18/2008
5900 2 way with remote start
Thanks!
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (neonbomb)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:14 PM 6/18/2008
syncade@gmail.com thanks!
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (neonbomb)
Posted by: Broadfield at 8:49 PM 6/20/2008
Thanks,
Toby Broadfield
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 8:27 PM 9/25/2008
Print this out and tell them to do it!
http://www.directechs.com/Docs/TechTips/1503.pdf
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 8:09 PM 9/29/2008
Thanks. Oh, it's agarciadealba86@yahoo.com
1) No need to add the 30A fuse since it's already there, right?
2) Just to be clear, the turbo timer ignition output wire will be cut on the harness, that I used for the sake of not cutting into any of the cars wires, and rewired to the relay at terminal number 30 and 87a (87 & 87a is the same lead, right?)
3) I will be "tapping" into the IGNITION WIRE FROM KEY and not rewiring it to the relay, right?
4) I will also be "tapping: into IGN. WIRE TO COIL, right?
Thanks for the help.
Is this diagram right?
Modified by n2tg86 at 9:43 PM 10/1/2008
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (n2tg86)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:55 AM 10/2/2008
2)You are correct kind of, however, 87 and 87a are not the same. Basically, you will cut the IGN wire on your vehicle and run the key side to 87a and the other side to 30. If you extend these they need to be of the 14 gauge or bigger. Also, the IGN. source for your alarm(yellow) will also need to be tapped into the key side of the relay. This is very important as this is why this relay works..... because of where you tap the yellow Viper wire. You may be able to cut the IGN wire on your plug-and-play turbo timer harness for 30 and 87a, but it depends on where the IGN output lead from the turbo timer taps into the plug-and-play harness. If any questions, call me!!!!!
3)You will need a diode between 87a and 86. You can simply make a 4" jumper with the diode in it.
So for example: on pin 87a, I would usually have my 4" jumper wire with diode, IGN wire from key and yellow wire from the alarm all twisted together in one big female spade. So you would have 3 wires twisted together. Likewise, on pin 86, I would twist the other end of the 4" jumper and the IGN output from the turbo timer together. Note: the turbo timer IGN output will only be ran to 86 on the relay. You will no longer have the IGN output of the turbo timer connected to the IGN of the vehicle.
Please call me if you are unsure of this. My # is in my sig. If I don't answer please leave a brief message and I will usually get back to you within minutes.
Good luck!
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 7:34 PM 10/10/2008
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Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 11:13 AM 10/13/2008
I tried it again with me in the drivers seat and clutch disengaged and turn it to ON and it the motor cranked but wouldn't start until I turned the key to start. It started but for the first time it started "weakly". Unlike before where it would start all the way to 2k RPM's then drop to 1.5k and then idle at 1k after about 1 min and a half. Looked back at my work and I didn't reroute the turbo timer's ignition wire, I simply tapped into the turbo timer's ignition wire. Would that make it start on ON?
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Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (n2tg86)
Posted by: maj Andres at 9:28 AM 10/14/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 11:15 AM 10/18/2008
. Now it activates when the timer is on OR off, which is exactly what I wanted. BUT... when the timer is counting down and I activate the alarm, it shuts off the car, which is what I didn't want. I checked the diode while it was still in the circuit with the multimeter in the diode position and it measured 163 going both ways. I unplugged the diode along with the wires that are attached to it and with the black lead on the cathode it gave me 679, reversed the leads and it was open. So the diode is good, right? Why does it shut off the car? Let me know what you find.
Toby
Edit: As a test you can also cut the orange wire that comes out of the main harness on the alarm. That wire is ground while armed, which triggers the starter kill relay. If you cut it then the relay won't activate. So after you cut the wire go through the whole process of letting the turbo timer activate and arm the car up. If it stays running when you arm the alarm then you know the relay is probably wired incorrectly.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 6:23 PM 10/18/2008
Now the black/yellow starter wire you will cut in half. The side that comes from the key cylinder will wire into the heavy gauge green wire from the starter kill relay. The other half of the black/yellow wire(starter side) will wire into the heavy gauge black wire from the starter kill relay.
Done!
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 11:24 AM 10/19/2008
. It didn't disarm with the remote, only when I take the negative terminal back off. What could be wrong now Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 2:13 PM 10/19/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: Broadfield at 4:44 PM 10/19/2008
Or you can probably just turn the shock sensor down a tad bit. It sounds like it's set too high anyway if it's going off while your car is running. It should only go off it the car receives a decent impact to the glass.
Or there is one other thing we can try, but it will involve some wire testing on your part. So let me know if you want to try it. I would suggest trying to turn the shock sensor down a little first.
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 5:23 PM 10/19/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: maj Andres at 8:28 AM 10/23/2008
Let me know what you find!
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 12:57 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| Well, it can't be done from a setting, but there is a nice little work around for it. All that is needed is a relay and your install shop really should of been able to figure this out...... if not they shouldn't be installing. Print this out and tell them to do it! http://www.directechs.com/Docs/TechTips/1503.pdf
|
Why didn't you just tell him how to change the setting?
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 1:00 PM 12/2/2008
Is there a remote start system that I can install along with my 350HV that will allow me to use my current 350HV remote to start it?
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:21 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by jdixon77 » |
Why didn't you just tell him how to change the setting? |
????..... There is NO setting you can change.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:24 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by jdixon77 » |
| Toby, Is there a remote start system that I can install along with my 350HV that will allow me to use my current 350HV remote to start it? |
There is, but your range would be limited to the Viper 350HV remote..... which isn't very good. If you are only wanting to start it from less than 100 feet away then you would probably be fine.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 1:33 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
????..... There is NO setting you can change. |
NO? But I programmed my 350 to arm while started?
Must have been talking about something different, never mind must have meant something else, just ignore my ignorance on the matter.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 1:35 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
There is, but your range would be limited to the Viper 350HV remote..... which isn't very good. If you are only wanting to start it from less than 100 feet away then you would probably be fine. |
Well that being the case, I could get a better remote and learn it to my 350 right?
Would the remote start module come with a useful remote for this?
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 2:51 PM 12/2/2008
| Quote, originally posted by jdixon77 » |
Well that being the case, I could get a better remote and learn it to my 350 right? Would the remote start module come with a useful remote for this? |
The system controls the range, so a longer range remote won't even program to the system.
The add-on remote start does not come with remotes at all..... hence why you would use your 350 remotes. If you really want remote start I would recommend getting a whole new system with remote start/alarm. I sell them really cheap, so it might be something to think about. By the time you buy the add-on system and then couple that with the poor range, you would be better off with a new one. A Viper 5601 or Viper 5701 would be nice choices.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 11:03 AM 12/3/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
The system controls the range, so a longer range remote won't even program to the system. The add-on remote start does not come with remotes at all..... hence why you would use your 350 remotes. If you really want remote start I would recommend getting a whole new system with remote start/alarm. I sell them really cheap, so it might be something to think about. By the time you buy the add-on system and then couple that with the poor range, you would be better off with a new one. A Viper 5601 or Viper 5701 would be nice choices. |
Well I guess you could email me the cost for all three items, keeping in mind this is for a 2003 civic, so I will need the ignition bypass module. I can use my valet key for that correct?
My email is jimmy77@comcast.net, thanks.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 1:55 PM 12/3/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 7:36 AM 12/4/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| I will email you later tonight with pricing. The module I use you do not lose a key. So you don't have to worry about that. Toby |
Toby,
Did you email me?
I haven't seen anything yet.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 9:15 AM 12/4/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: jdixon77 at 3:59 PM 12/4/2008
| Quote, originally posted by Broadfield » |
| Nope I did not! Totally forgot about ya. Send me a email and that way I don't forget to reply to you. I do all of my emailing price quotes when I get home.... and if it's not a email I sometimes overlook that you requested a quote in the forum. Sorry! I will be sure to get you back tonight. Toby |
No worries, email sent.
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (jdixon77)
Posted by: Broadfield at 4:21 PM 12/4/2008
Toby
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Broadfield)
Posted by: Ramonesfreak2010 at 6:03 PM 2/2/2009
ganatal@student.ysu.edu
Post Title: Re: Viper 350HV Car Alarm/Keyless (Feadz)
Posted by: Broadfield at 11:25 AM 7/17/2009
Thanks,
Toby
Post Title:
Posted by: Feadz at 8:03 AM 8/28/2009
Thanks again for the alarm!
(If anyone needs a guide on how to install the 5002 alarm system.. I made a spreadsheet with the harness/name/location and wiring for the 1 wire lock systems. If you need it just shoot me an email.)
Post Title: Re: (Feadz)
Posted by: Broadfield at 8:15 AM 8/28/2009
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