Can undercar neons flash with alarm?

Diagram to flash neon with alarm (isolated w/ relay/diode)

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well I will never be able to figure out how an alarm brain could do this or how in anyway shape or form it was tied into the sound system. That is a scary thought. If anything, the alarm does not have enough current output to damage all that equipment, and everything including the system should be fused.

But if this did happen whoever did the install must of tried really hard to make that possible. I can't imagine accidently causing an alarm to destroy a complete sound system.

Oh well, anyhow if you follow that diagram I posted it will do what you want in a safe way. Make sure that you have help from a qualified installer when doing the RS so you will learn the correct way. You don't want to blow up another sound system or worse.

Good Luck.

I am still perplexed with the alarm killing the stereo but so much for that. I still can't grasp why a fuse wouldn't blow before everything else but maybe someone shoved a bolt into the fuse holders.

anyhoo...I already posted that I won't help with the clutch bypass in your case. It can be done but IMO it is a safety hazard and liability. No more to say about that, perhaps someone else is willing. And yes, if you bypass the clutch it can start in gear and drive off down the road...not a pretty picture. There are devices that can prevent this as well as units designed specifically for manual transmission. This takes the liability off the installer and should come with instuctions on how to properly bypass the clutch switch.

I don't know what the cruise control would have to do with a hood pin. However, the purpose of the hoodpin with a RS is to prevent injury in the event of a remote start while the hood is open and some poor slobs hand is in the belts or fan etc. It will prevent the remote start from engaging while the hood is open, it has nothing to do with the cruise control or the neutral safety. If the vehicle does not have a hoodpin from the factory you need to install one. They are cheap or if you don't live near alot of hills you can use a tilt sensor (mercury or ball) which will last alot longer.

As far as the window/sunroof control the modules you NEED to do this with should come with clear instructions on how to install them and how to identify the type of switches you have.

Be careful out there.