Car alarm is the key to your peace of mind. Only by connecting a smart security system, you can sleep soundly without fear of theft of your car.
Any car store or even a market will provide you with a wide selection of modern car alarms. Sales consultants will always be able to help you make the right choice, it's not difficult. It is much more difficult to install an alarm.
Connecting car alarms requires skill and skill. Not every experienced driver will undertake independent installation and connection, let alone beginners or female drivers. So a good option for installing car alarms is to contact a car dealership, to specialists. In the salon, you will definitely be connected to the signalization quickly and efficiently.
On the other hand, in the cabin, the alarm will most likely be installed in standard compartments, which have already been well studied by hijackers. If you connect on your own, you can install the system in such a way that no hijacker can find and disable the alarm quickly.
Instructions
Step 1
So, start the installation by choosing a place for the car alarm itself. There are several reliable options for connecting it. For example, in cars with internal plastic wing covers, the cover screws are unscrewed and the siren is fixed inside the wing itself. Sometimes a place to mount the siren can be found under the battery mounting plate. Of course, you should not install the alarm near moving parts of the car, near the stove, air conditioner and radio receivers.
Step 2
Now, having wrapped the alarm unit in foam rubber, check if it fits in the chosen place, and think about how you can fix it there. Use as much tape and cable holders as possible to mount the car alarm. In this case, it will take a long time for the hijacker to untangle your design and, perhaps, he will abandon his intention altogether.
Step 3
Carefully study the instructions and, when connecting directly, follow the steps described in it. Since each car and each alarm has its own characteristics, consider all the connection steps noted in the instructions.
Step 4
After setting the alarm, go to the control module. When choosing a place for it, try to keep the control module as less accessible to the hijacker as possible. You can place the module high behind the dashboard, on or behind the duct.
Step 5
Also try to hide the auxiliary switch or system switch. It can be positioned below the dashboard on the passenger side.
When installing the alarm, keep in mind that any part of the alarm wiring is vulnerable, especially the starter and ignition wires. Therefore, it is better to connect to these wires away from the ignition switch. After connecting, do not leave large unipolar connectors hanging. Tape the wires to the factory cable harness so that the connection points are not visible. It will take a hijacker more time to sort out your coiled wires.
Installing an alarm yourself is a laborious process. But if you take the time and think over the installation well, then your car will be reliably protected from hijackers.
