Alipine SEC-8028 Alarm On 1993 Grand Cherokee

if you look under the dash, in your main ign harness you'll see a BLACK/ white wire.. that is the starter wire.. follow it and it will eventually go into a relay.. relay will have two red wires, one solid red and other RED / white.. also an orange and a black wire (the trigger wires and ground) just cut the two red wires (they will be 12 or 14 awg) from the relay and connect them together..

If you don't feel confident in doing this, you can just cut the orange and black wires from the relay and pull everything else out leaving the relay in the car.. you will have to get another relay for the jeep, but it will not hurt leaving the relay in the honda..

you can do that but it will cost you more than going to have someone professionally remove it and set it aside.. in my shop, we charge aorund $20 to $30 to remove an alarm.. depending on the features..in a honda like yours, will probably be $25 and take about 10 minutes..

To get a new harness, you will have to find an authorized dealer and they will have to order from Pacific Coast Parts.. turn around is usually week to 10 days.. and I don't know cost.. proably around $40 knowing PCP and alpine cables.

I'd look for another shop..

$75 to remove is a little on the high side I think.. of course, being on commission, sounds good to me!!!  but still high.. $175 is not bad since it is an alarm that they are not selling.. if you buy an alarm and have it installed, they will usually not make you pay for the wires, connectors, loom, stuff like that.. if you have it removed and installed in another one, some shops may charge a little more to make up the cost of materials... Of course, that depends on what features you are getting.. Basic with shock, kill, lights and locks will run about that price in any shop.. $140 at mine plus relays.. anywhere from $5 to $15 at a shop..$5 at mine.. Remember working at one shop long time ago sold relays for $15.. and a relay for EVERYTHING.. neg door locks? need a relay.. oh you want remote starter.. we can build that for $xxx and then 10 relays at $15 each! LOL (saw 12volt talking about the old days in another thread.)

So $175 ain't bad if your getting a loaded alarm (locks, lights, kill)