i'm looking around my general area for a nice alarm/remote starter/Turbotimer package... sadly i am no table to find any.. ( i can find a few on the net though )
So my question is, Would i be able to Run an Alarm/remote starter with a ignition Cut Aswell as a turbo timer?
ive been thinking about it, When the turbo timer kicks in and leave the car idle, And i arm the alarm. wouldent the alarm kill the ignition? thus making it relently pointless to have a Turbo timer....
Alarm with automatic starter + Turbo timer
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AmIdYfReAk
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DeeZNuTTss
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Re: Alarm with automatic starter + Turbo timer (AmIdYfReAk)
i got mine on ebay. the lcd screen one. its great, has a turbo timer auto starter. and the lcd warns you up to a mile. had someone break into my car last week. almost cought the kid if i only live on the first floor instead of the 3rd. but when one of the kids ran he slipped on the ice and hit the back of his head. well thats what my girlfriend said.
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Re: Alarm with automatic starter + Turbo timer (DeeZNuTTss)
what make/model is yours?DeeZNuTTss wrote:i got mine on ebay. the lcd screen one. its great, has a turbo timer auto starter. and the lcd warns you up to a mile. had someone break into my car last week. almost cought the kid if i only live on the first floor instead of the 3rd. but when one of the kids ran he slipped on the ice and hit the back of his head. well thats what my girlfriend said.
well thats what im thinking, and that is the part that i dont like.. i dont want to be sitting/stnading thee waiting 5-10 mins for the car to finish idling wile im freezing my *** offyu-knique_style wrote:i think that if you turn your alarm on while the tt is on that it will shut the tt off. i heard that you need to wait for the tt to go off before you turn the alarm on. not sure but thats what i heard.
i know the code alarm units that we sell at my work (circuit city) are great alarms with remote start and they have a turbo timer function on them, but i cant say ive used the tt feature so i dont know how it works. but as long as you place the ignition cut AFTER where you soldered the alarms ignition wire in, you will be able to cut the power to the ignition and still keep the alarm armed.
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AmIdYfReAk
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I relies that they could work, but most of the alarms that i have worked with when the alarm gets a +12 on the ignition line it will set the alarm off... this would apply no matter where you place the wires, the whole wire will still have the +12.
Im in canada, so its relatively hard to get to a circuit city, and they dont seem to have jack on there site.
Im in canada, so its relatively hard to get to a circuit city, and they dont seem to have jack on there site.
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Re: (Seanie)
i know its kinda a pain in the ***.. but i would like the ignishion cut to still be intact with the car.. ( i think i twould be funny to see how far someone could get with ~60 seconds on the clock. )Seanie wrote: I am an install shop manager for Circuit City. All Code Alarm and DEI (Viper, Sidewinder, Python, etc..) remote start/alarm/tt's will work fine. When you Arm the alarm with the TT on, it just bypasses the zone (ignition) in order to NOT trigger the alarm.
i think my only option is to find an alarm that has it built in.
thanks for the reply's guys.