reinstallation of a clifford avantgaurd4
10-14-2003, 02:13 AM
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reinstallation of a clifford avantgaurd4
how much do u think it would cost me to reinstall a clifford avantguard4 brain into my car?? it was removed because of malfunction 2 yrs ago..
also how hard would it be for a professional to fix the brain? and how much should it run?? thx !!
also how hard would it be for a professional to fix the brain? and how much should it run?? thx !!
10-14-2003, 09:03 AM
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i'm pretty sure every place u go to will quote you different prices...just remember the least expensive isn't always the best. your best bet is to find a *reputable* shop that sells/installs/troubleshoots Clifford products.
10-14-2003, 10:32 AM
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Originally posted by mike01civic
i'm pretty sure every place u go to will quote you different prices...just remember the least expensive isn't always the best. your best bet is to find a *reputable* shop that sells/installs/troubleshoots Clifford products.
i'm pretty sure every place u go to will quote you different prices...just remember the least expensive isn't always the best. your best bet is to find a *reputable* shop that sells/installs/troubleshoots Clifford products.
10-14-2003, 05:42 PM
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damn bro, the AG4 is prolly gonna run you at least 3-4 bills for installation. Not sure how much fixing it would be. I wish I could have gotten the AG4 for my car, the best alarm out there IMO.
10-14-2003, 06:43 PM
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Originally posted by VRGNCD5
damn bro, the AG4 is prolly gonna run you at least 3-4 bills for installation. Not sure how much fixing it would be. I wish I could have gotten the AG4 for my car, the best alarm out there IMO.
damn bro, the AG4 is prolly gonna run you at least 3-4 bills for installation. Not sure how much fixing it would be. I wish I could have gotten the AG4 for my car, the best alarm out there IMO.
10-15-2003, 12:54 PM
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Originally posted by phat99accord
if the brain was just unplugged then u can do the install yourself
just find where it was mounted and plug in after it got fixed.
simple
if the brain was just unplugged then u can do the install yourself
just find where it was mounted and plug in after it got fixed.
simple
10-15-2003, 05:38 PM
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Originally posted by tirodēslc
everytthing is installed cept the brain itself... and a cut windshield sensor wire... it was an awesome alarm.. juss kept goin off when it wasnt supposed to and costin my tow money
everytthing is installed cept the brain itself... and a cut windshield sensor wire... it was an awesome alarm.. juss kept goin off when it wasnt supposed to and costin my tow money
My alarm does that too, Clifford Concept 600, but I have been told it's because of my autolock and the metallic tint on my windows, apparently the proxy sensor doesn't like metal:dunno:
Originally posted by phat99accord
if the brain was just unplugged then u can do the install yourself
just find where it was mounted and plug in after it got fixed.
simple
if the brain was just unplugged then u can do the install yourself
just find where it was mounted and plug in after it got fixed.
simple
Originally posted by tirodēslc
hmm... there's so much ish down there and i dunno how all the accesories were original hooked up and iish.... that and ii gotta do somoething with the windshield sensor.. i'd rather a professional handle it
hmm... there's so much ish down there and i dunno how all the accesories were original hooked up and iish.... that and ii gotta do somoething with the windshield sensor.. i'd rather a professional handle it
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10-16-2003, 07:31 AM
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Originally posted by tirodēslc
hehe.... juss plugging it back together wont fix the fact that my ignition wont work after.. like it wouldnt when i took it out... :thumbup:
hehe.... juss plugging it back together wont fix the fact that my ignition wont work after.. like it wouldnt when i took it out... :thumbup: