Alarms on a 60..What do you have?
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i dunno i forgot but i paid 230 for it and an extra 150 to pin the rear.
i also got keyless entry at the same time. the grand total was 770 for they alarm and keyless. it was spendy but wasnt a project i wanted to do myself. would rather rebuild the motor eh?
i also got keyless entry at the same time. the grand total was 770 for they alarm and keyless. it was spendy but wasnt a project i wanted to do myself. would rather rebuild the motor eh?
I've got a Clifford alarm with two starter interupts and it's tied into the factory rear hatch so you DON'T need to "pin the rear" if you know what you're doing 'cause there is already a switch there from factory. I installed it myself and that way I could do what I wanted to make it as "non-conforming" to the standard alarm installs as possible to foil would be theives (not everything is clustered in one area and the indoor siren is so far up under the dash even I forgot where it is!).
Total cost under $200!
Total cost under $200!
Running an UNGO alarm. Cost from local stereo shop $125 parts and $100 labor. Has the usual glass breakage and vibration sensors and wired to go off upon any door or hatch opening. Moving up from LA I still had the Cali mindset when I built my 60 so that's why the alarm is on it.
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good ideas, keep em coming (cruiser_guy) did you write it up? ie what you tied into to? how many bananas? I'm pretty good with electronics in cars, amps cd players etc but never donne an alarm
The PO put a Viper alarm in mine. I love it and I hate it.
I love the convenience, but I think the PO must've done a @&@&@&@&ty job putting it in (he also installed a bunch of stereo stuff), cuz my Cruiser has all sorts of electrical bugaboos.
I love the convenience, but I think the PO must've done a @&@&@&@&ty job putting it in (he also installed a bunch of stereo stuff), cuz my Cruiser has all sorts of electrical bugaboos.
Hey, for all the 60's with power locks--did you/they (whoever installed it) disable the "hold the front door handle up to lock" mechanism. If so, how?
K9 Mundial .. my HJ-60 already have door locks, so I conected the alarm ( a lots of hours underestanding Jap system ) radar zone, key lees entry and other usuals ..
200 USD ..
200 USD ..
cabron said:
I didn't write it up but I have the factory wiring diagram so it was really easy and straight forward. It's been in the truck now for probably 4 years. The only issue is the rear hatch switch is broken and I need to replace it but that's a Toyota part so its $$$. The only thing I had to do outside of a "by the book install" was run a wire from the rear cargo light to the front cargo light (basically tie all door switches to the hatch switch so ANY door or hatch will sound the alarm). That is easily done behind the drivers side rear cargo area panel. Very straight forward and simple. I also spread out the over ride switch, indicator LED and control box so that it was not all grouped together. I'd rather let the thief look for everything than keep it all together and easy to find.
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Large dog.cabron said:
Got one that looks intimidating, wolfish.
$10-20
County dog pound.
Yes, pretty easy.
Install in back seat. Rig up a source of potable water for trips of more than an hour.
