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Mounting siren in '96 Neon


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Posted: August 31, 2003 at 6:31 PM / IP Logged  

Hi. I bought an alarm recently, but I haven't installed it yet, because I've been pretty busy lately and also because I cannot find any place to mount the siren. It's a 1996 Plymouth Neon, DOHC, so I don't know if the model with the SOHC has more room in the engine bay to play with, but the space I have is very limited. My friend told me that I could mount it inside the engine bay, near the driver side tire well I think, but I can't seem to find a good spot. Any Neon owners out there that installed an alarm in their car? Lemme know where you guys mounted the siren. Thanks.

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Try removing the original bracket from the siren and using a piece of cheese strap (radio bracket) instead.

BTW, I usually place the cheese strap through a large enough piece of heat shrink first to prevent it from getting weathered and to help hide it.
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I'm not quite sure what a cheese strap looks like. Searches on Google on radio brackets bring up results that don't look like they work. Would you happen to have a picture of one?

I found an area where I could mount the siren, but it's on the passenger side and it would be facing perpedicular to the ground, towards the passenger. I'd have to run a bit of wire for the 12V, but would this have any other negative consequences or drawbacks to it?

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Can you remove the top plastic cover to where the radiator is on that car? If so, mount the siren there, it'll be hidden and tougher to get to for a theif to cut it's wires, always a good place to mount it.
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Posted: September 01, 2003 at 9:32 AM / IP Logged  

Here's a piece of cheese strap or back strap.

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