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clifford g4 wireless fuel gaurd, info?


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3002steve 
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can anyone point me towards a install manual for the g4 wireless fuel gaurd

after having my alarm brain away for repair the fuel cut is not turning off and letting the car run 

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what kind of vehicle is it

gm???????????

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91 vw golf

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Don't bother, they are really useful for the relays and caps inside when you cannibalise them though, no one ever complained a few months after they were launched because by then no one was installing them.  You will need some specialist installation test tools thoug I doubt if they are even available any more. they haven't listed the alarm it came with for about 5 years.
3002steve 
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well i already have one installed from the orignal install....its worked spot on sinse new

now sinse the brain has been out its no workie...i was hoping the diagram would explain whats needed to make it talk to the brain

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Is that the same as the Wireless Immobilizer? If so:

If the car’s engine dies repeatedly after starting, synchronize the Wireless Immobilizer with the control unit:

1. Locate the Wireless Immobilizer

2. Press down firmly on the top of the Wireless Immobilizer and hold. You should feel the top of the enclosure move inward slightly as you apply pressure.

3. While you are pressing the top of the Wireless Immobilizer enclosure, have someone start the engine. Release the top of the Immobilizer.

4. After 30 seconds have passed, turn OFF the engine.

3002steve 
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OmarR wrote:

Is that the same as the Wireless Immobilizer? If so:

If the car’s engine dies repeatedly after starting, synchronize the Wireless Immobilizer with the control unit:

1. Locate the Wireless Immobilizer

2. Press down firmly on the top of the Wireless Immobilizer and hold. You should feel the top of the enclosure move inward slightly as you apply pressure.

3. While you are pressing the top of the Wireless Immobilizer enclosure, have someone start the engine. Release the top of the Immobilizer.

4. After 30 seconds have passed, turn OFF the engine.

thanks for that , worked first time :)

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hi
if the charge on the battery is low will the red led from the alarm stay on all the time.. forcing the car to start and then die straight away
thanks audi a4 with a clifford g4
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Battery can't be low if the car starts, look to the fuel guard and wire it out temp. Starting then stopping points to a fuel problem. Guarantee its that PITA fuel guard.

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