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donkason

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Posted: January 02, 2003 at 4:57 PM / IP Logged

I have a crimestopper cs-2006fm1 alarm/remote start I am installing in my car. I mounted the brain behind the glovebox of my 97 camaro and wanted to run the shock sensor to the steering column. I cut the harness between the alarm unit and the sensor and extended it with some wire I had so I could reach. For the first few minutes it worked fine and then it quit. I reattached the harness the way it was and still no response. Is this the alarm being junk or did I harm it by extending it. Thanks for your time

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Posted: January 02, 2003 at 11:35 PM / IP Logged

You might have a delay in the impact circuitry. Make sure that you are allowing enough time after arming for the system to engage.

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