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cleanest way to install/setup is the compustar and idatalink blade.

has every solution possible, but since you been out the install game for awhile, have you understood bypasses and new data/can vehicles?

Thank you guys so much for your suggestions. When I decide on a company to go with. I will try to sell and install systems from that company only and the bypass modules that they use for their systems. The next step for me, would be to get in touch with that company or a local rep for them. Hopefully ( with fingers crossed ) I can become an Authorized dealer or suggest an authorized wholesaler.  One feature i do miss, is being able to call a Tech Department on the phone for an emergency installation problem.

Cjanke- Thank you again, I have always been a fan of Code alarm. The other day I installed an APS787c from Prestige and a pkfm from xpresskit. The alarm worked great, easy to install but I have 2 complaints. The antenna/led/valet switch all in one location and the programming features what a mess.

tedmond-  Thank you again, I have'nt had the privilege yet to install a Compustar. I have only heard good things about their systems. The only dealer is 50 miles away from me. So hopefully they will be easier to deal with than Audiovox. I have installed a few bypass modules W2W from xpresskit but i have not tried the data-link port or D2D. I will definitely start once Im back in the game full-speed and educate myself. I have yet to install a Canbus module, I do know this module isn't necessary to install an aftermarket alarm, I can wire in all the circuits individually using relays and diodes and whatever other complexity is necessary in order to get all the features working (door locks, pin switches, hatch release, etc). However, if I do use the canbus module, most of the circuits I need are provided so I don't have to go tapping wires everywhere in the car and splicing in relays, diodes, etc. I have read this module will be harder to troubleshoot as it uses digital CAN comms that can't be tested in any way, shape, or form.  With a standard alarm system install I can test each individual digital input/output for functionality.

zerepdivad- Thank you again, viper is another great alarm. They are easy to install, awesome reliability, everyone has heard of them. I like their tech department alot but I think I can only use it if Im an authorized dealer. They also would like authorized dealers to install their systems, unless you know otherwise. I dont do enough business to be a Viper authorized dealer

Once i got used to the progeamming it was pretty  easy. What confused me at first was the parking lights  flashing  as you are changing options and it means nothing you have to watch the led flashes. Once I got used to that it was easy. I still like code better even though they are almost the same as audiovox.