Remote Arming/Disarming Car Alarm 1890 with Automatic Door Lock/Unlock
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SPECIFICATION OF CAR ALARM 1890
●Remote arming/disarming
●Silent arming
●Panic/car finder
●Auto rearming
●Auto arming
●Lock/unlock when auto arming(selectable by jumper)
●Closing door reminder when arming
●Door unclosed warning while drive
●Door lock/unlock with remote
●Power/vacuum type central door lock (selectable by jumper)
●Automatic door lock/unlock
●Remote trunk release(+)
●Siren chirp
●Parking lamp output
●Door trigger(+/-)
●ACC trigger
●Hood trigger（－）
●Ultrasonic/shock sensor ports
●Remote sensor bypass
●Power window（－）
●Temporary chirp disable
●Led status indicator
●Intrusion memory and notice
●Zone violated identification
●Three independent triggering zone with memory
●Power interrupted memory
●Anti-hijacking
●Ignition/start disable
●Emergency override
●Anti-false alarm
●Code learning
●Valet mode
●2nd Stage unlock
●Dome light output(-)
●shock sensor inside
●Car horn/Electronic siren selectable
●Door sensor auto-deactivate
lTechincal parameters:
lVoltage:12V +/-3V
lCurrent:≤ 20MA
lFrequency:315MHz~433.92MHz
lSiren:105 to 125dB
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- Q: Who‘s willing to install my car alarm for $50.00? I‘m in the Altamonte Springs/Apopka area in FL. I would really appreciate it. Can‘t afford more.
- Try this. It's almost what you did, but this has alcohol too. Mix 1 cup (240mL) white vinegar, 1 cup (240mL) alcohol, and 1 cup (240 mL) water. Add a few drops of dishwashing liquid, and you have created a “spray and wipe” floor cleaner.
- Q: My car alarm will not turn off the key part is broken how do i drive my car?
- Avoid Mercedes. My mother has two and has spent as much on the repairs as she did on the cost of the cars. Example: I spent about $50 to replace the muffler on my Chevy. My mother spent $800 to replace her muffler. Also, Mercedes went through this phase in the 90's to make their cars affordable for everyone. They ended up sacrificing quality to lower their prices and sell more cars. They took a big hit because of it and now they're suffering the consequences of selling lower quality in exchange for higher quantity.
- Q: I talked to a cop who recommended LoJack but I wanted to check and see what else is out there first. Has anyone had any experiances with LoJack, or any car alarms? Any advice is good! Thanks!
- LoJack is okay, but Dateline just did a show on Lojack, they put cars out in areas that had been reported stolen with Lojack in them, and the cops just kept driving by and not investigating it. They even showed a close up of the police car with there Lojack monitor going crazy saying they're was a stolen car in the area. To your alarm system. Just getting a basic car alarm is all you need. I see adds all the time for $99 installed.
- Q: we lost the fob for this car and the alarm goes off when you open the door with the key. can it be disabled?
- Not as easy as disconnecting the power wire on a factory-installed alarm. Your alarm runs through the BCM (Body Control Module). I don't think you can turn off the alarm through the computer, but call your dealer and ask them if it can be done. It may require them to reprogram it, which would cost anywhere from about $40 to about $90 depending on how they charge. Your car should have a disarm switch on the key cylinder to de-activate the alarm when using the key. It sounds like your switch has gone bad. It probably won't go off when you use the key in the passenger side door, as both doors have the key-switch. The door switch costs about $45 plus installation if you have someone do it for you (approximately 1.5 hours labor, it requires removing the door trim panel). The new transmitter costs about $85, it will have to be programmed, some dealers charge to program, others won't charge. If you have an owner's manual, it may tell how you can program it yourself, if possible.
- Q: When I turn the alarm on it should blink once (headlights) then when i turn it off it should blink twice. But when I turn it on and then turn it off the parking lights don‘t go out it just stays on, and also they when i don‘t turn off the headlights and open the door it makes a long sharp annoying noise. But the headlights are off and its still making the noise. What could be the problem? Maybe the car is too hot since its been sitting outside in the sun while i was in church, or is it some electrical problem maybe? LEmme know plz!! thank you.
- The best way is to bring your car to the shop and have them to check it out for you. It also happend to my sister, after five year her car alarm is not working. It cost her hundred back to fix or install a new one. Just letting you know, the factory warranty is only for five years. So they are doing it in purpose so you can return and give them more $$. :)
- Q: yeah thats pretty much it. WTF heeeellllllppppp me i don‘t know too much about cars but my dad wont help me so im kinda screwed. It started getting yesterday with the brake light going on even when the car was off. The engine light has been on for a while but my friend is basically a mechanic and he told me not to worry about it the car is just getting old, but now we aren‘t talking cause personal stuff so I can‘t ask him. I have an oldish (‘98 or 9 i think) standard toyota camery. Ahhh help me stop this madness i can‘t afford to go get it fixed right now so yeah.
- First on brake lights, brake light switch is bad, not too expensive to replace, or possibly needs readjusting. It's above brake pedal. I assume you disconnected bat. so brake lights wouldn't kill bat. If you have a key fob to open/lock car pres lock/unlock buttons down to reset alarm. If after market alarm will have a little toggle switch under dash on drivers side flip it. Also should get engine light checked, OBD2 scan. Could be simple or serious and best to fix,before something really goes wrong like overheating or using too much gas both can have expensive results. As for BF lots of fish in the sea.
- Q: I have a 98 dodge stratus and I suspect the alarm is disabling the car to start. I need to find a way to remove the car alarm. it is an aftermaket alarm. It was already installed when I got the car used. I was told to look under the dash and when I removed the cover hundreds of wires in there.
- Just find your starter wire and disconnect the alarm wires to and from it then splice the starter wire back to itself. That should be all that it disables. Then find the alarm box and cut all the other wires to it such as the siren and sensor wires.
- Q: I know that Clifford has been around for some years. I‘ve also heard a lot of people talk about Viper. I do not want to go too cheap on the system. This is one of those cases where I think you get what you pay for.
- To be completely honest the brand of alarm matters much less than the experience of the installer. Most installers will take 15-45 minutes to install a car alarm, these installations are a complete pile of you know what. Every week we have people coming in for us to repair other installers horrible installations. A good alarm should include a hood lock so that a thief cannot simply pop the hood and disconnect the battery in order to the override the alarm system. Glass breakage and shock sensors are both great tools to combat a smash and grab. We install tilt sensors on vehicles that are worried about their wheels being stolen. The tilt sensor will trigger the alarm if someone starts to jack up your vehicle. With today's modern transponder vehicles most are stolen by the use of a tow truck, the tilt sensor would sound the alarm in this case. To give you an idea of the difference in installation we spend two days on a car alarm installation, we hide all our wiring and the brain of the alarm. All our connections are soldered, most installers will use scotchlocks which are prone to failure but allow an installer to do a 15 minute alarm install. Back to your question, clifford actually went out of business awhile ago and DEI bought their technology. DEI also makes viper and other car alarms, any of them are going to be fine. Also I would not suggest a remote start on any vehicle, you are basically playing with a loaded gun. Imagine being under the hood of your car and leaning over to have the remote in your pocket start the vehicle, very scary. There are ways of making it more secure but unless I lived in an area with huge snowfall I would forgo this feature. If you do decide to install it make sure there is a hood switch so that the system cannot be activated with the hood open.
- Q: Phoenix Digital PD-175 this is the alarm
- not it is not the best alarms are on this list THIS IS MY OPINION good luck DEI clifford viper hornet sidewinder AUDIOVOX code alarm prestige pursuit OMEGA excalibur k9
- Q: a few days ago i locked my car with my remote and a few hrs later, i came back and i tried to turn off my alarm or unlock the car with my remote and it did not work. the remote had new batteries and i already synchronized it. the car had battery because the alarm was going off too. i cant drive the car w/o turning off the alarm so i just unplugged the fuse for the alarm. This is a manufacture alarm, so i do not know. does anyone know the problem, or know how to fix it
- Not many thieves want to steal a 98 Civic, so I would just disable the alarm permanently. That's one less headache in your life.
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Remote Arming/Disarming Car Alarm 1890 with Automatic Door Lock/Unlock
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- Loading Port:
- China Main Port
- Payment Terms:
- TT or LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 100 SETS set
- Supply Capability:
- 10000/MONTH set/month
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