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ottawa m

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Posted: December 20, 2004 at 4:17 PM / IP Logged

I am just curious about the bulldog bypas units (ie learning 791) are they anygood or are there better ones . Just want to buy something that works with little hassle and not hard on the pocket book.

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Posted: December 20, 2004 at 4:25 PM / IP Logged

i wouldnt touch them with a barge pole... what type of vehicle? there are much better quality units out there....

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A 2000 jimmy 2 door . I seen some bypass modules at the best buy not sure of the name

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What is the best brand Of bypass module? .How abour designtech Are they any good?

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If you want to do it your self & low cost check out what ProStart ( made out your way) that Canadian Tire has on 1/2 price this week. They have the bypass modules and what not too . All depends on what you want for features and what you want it to do. The more features, longer range, better warranty, 2way FM etc...the price is going to go up drastically.

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I have used over 100 of these bypass modules and still to this day not a problem. They are easy to install and cover all forms of security systems. I still use them today and for the price it is worth it. As for there alarms and remote starts dont touch them! Trust an installer that has experence with the product. Just because it says bulldog doesent mean that it is crap.

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