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Beeline 
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I've had a Clifford Arrow 5
installed on my 2005 Honda Accord.
I was surprised that they didnt disable the Honda
Keyless Remote and Alarm that was on it.
So now I have mostly two redundant systems.
Should the Clifford Alarm installer have
disabled the redundant Honda alarm/keyless,
I was expeting that he should?????
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Posted: January 26, 2005 at 5:27 AM / IP Logged  
i've put many aftermarket alarms in cars with standard alarms and as long as the standard alarm doesn't interfear with the aftermarket alarm there is no need to disable it in most cars the standard alarm disables when the central locking is triggered to unlock and enables when the central locking is triggered to lock so if anything your car will be doubley secured!! don't wory unless things are going wrong
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There are several manufactures of interface modules that control the door locks and security system.

It sound to me like the installer was lazy, or un-informed!  These modules allow the aftermarket unit to control the factory one. 

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Posted: January 26, 2005 at 12:32 PM / IP Logged  

Beeline wrote:
I've had a Clifford Arrow 5
installed on my 2005 Honda Accord.
I was surprised that they didnt disable the Honda
Keyless Remote and Alarm that was on it.
So now I have mostly two redundant systems.
Should the Clifford Alarm installer have
disabled the redundant Honda alarm/keyless,
I was expeting that he should?????

Need more information from you before someone gets burned. Does the Clifford system control the door locks as well or is it only yhe OEM system that controls the door locks ? In most cases you do not need to remove any OEM components to make an aftermarket system operate. They can operate in synch of each other as long as the installer installed it this way. Most vehicles have an OEM arm and disarm wire that aftermarket systems can control along with it's own security system. Lets hear back from this member before we jump to conclusions about this installation and the installer.

Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA
Beeline 
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Posted: January 26, 2005 at 3:24 PM / IP Logged  

Yes my aftermarket Clifford is controlling the OEM alarm.

Clifford is controlling the door locks and overriding the OEM alarm on the door locks also.

I just figured why keep both systems active, because if the OEM goes bad or eventually

causes problems,....then I'll have a bill to get it fixed then to keep it interfering with the

Clifford alarm which is the only one I want.

What do you guys think??

New Question: I had them enable Auto Arm today, but the funny thing is.....the alarm

maybe chirps when it  arms but doesnt give me a Notification Chirp before it arms.

One of the guys in the shop said that the Newer DEI alarms dont do this, even though the older

ones did. The guy programming my alarm is doing it by the Valet Switch and Remote method,

if this is possible ???(Notification Arming Chirp) , then maybe I should pay someone to program the alarm with Windows Software to get it to do what I want???


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