i need help installing an alarm system. i had it professionally installed on my integ i crashed. i pulled out everything to it but didnt pay attention to how it was wired in. so i have no directions and really dont know what to wire it to. can anyone get me a website or detailed directions on installing it??
If you have the owner’s manual for the alarm, then that should tell you the functions of all the wires coming off of the brain/sensors etc. If you don’t have your owner’s manual, you might try downloading it from the manufacturer’s website.
Secondly, you should visit a car audio shop where they install alarms, and try to get a hold of a vehicle wiring diagram. For a G2, you might be able to acquire such a diagram from members here; try :search: first for that.
The installation manual from the alarm should tell you where to splice all applicable wires during your installation.
If you have not done this before, you might want to either involve someone who has, or just take the alarm to a professional shop and pay to have it installed. I don’t mean this rudely; I have no idea if you’re experienced in such things, but if you’re not, it is somewhat complex and so it might be a good idea to just hire a professional.
Good luck, HTH.
good looks fam… i’ve never done it before but i did take it out without damaging anything and im very electronically inclined so i think ill be ok as long as i can get the directions.
You can find wiring diagrams for almost any vehicle on www.the12volt.com as well as good descriptions on how to install alarm systems. I would also suggest getting a new wiring harness for the alarm if possible. This will make your alarm install cleaner.
Now if you are electrically inclined, then I say go for it. But there are some things you should be aware of. I don’t care how good and expensive your alarm is, if it is installed poorly then it won’t provide you with much security. Try to hide the brain in a deep corner where no one would think to look for it (not just tucked under the dash as that’s where the thieves look first), and be sure that your wires are as hidden as possible. Also be sure to test each factory wire to be sure it is the right one before you connect to it. You don’t want to hook something up wrong and fry your electrical system and/or alarm brain.
Steven Kephart
Adire Audio
thank u… those are good suggestions
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Although I’ve never met Stephen, I’ve never seen him post anything with regard to car audio and/or car security that wasn’t accurate. I think you’d be wise to heed his suggestions.
Wow, thanks.
Hey, you live near me. You should come by Adire sometime and change that “haven’t met him” part. We have some really cool stuff to check out including a home theater room, the baddest sub in the world, and a slushy machine. Go to www.adireaudio.com for directions.
Steven Kephart
Adire Audio
Steven Kephart = 
Brahma = :drool:
Sounds good man… I think I’ll do that… I used to be in the industry, but it’s been a while; it’d be fun to come meet you and check out the latest and greatest.
SLUSHY MACHINE? SWEET! :rockon:
SLUSHY!!!
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Bishes better step off… that’s MY slushy machine!
Here’s a picture just to tempt you further:
Here’s some other things that you can check out when you visit:
The baddest sub in the world; The Parthenon
The Limo with a Koda 10 in it:
An incredible sounding home theater setup, a small stereo setup downstairs, and our pro-sound Hurricane speakers out in the warehouse (I have the coolest shop speakers 
).
A Porsche 928 I’m doing a custom fiberglass install in (if you hurry):
You can see some pics of the buildup on my homepage.
And probably one of two Porsche 944’s that I’m going to do systems in.
Steven Kephart
Adire Audio
the 928 gotza flat tizzre
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