The fitter attended my house today and fitted the new alarm system. I have a paid a little extra for window closer but how cool. It also has intellistart which means I can start her up without getting in and that way I can probably negate the need for a turbo timer. Although for £50 cash, the fitter would fit a turbo timer.

How much was that dude? I got an immobilser on mine but no alarm yet.....

Not cheap about £600 all together. It appears that a further motor is needed drivers door for the remote locking and a small fee to remove existing system. However I have put it on a finance scheme, it increases overall cost but that was a means to an end.

HA the clifford, I got the g5 with remote start its very cool also I have the clifnet wizard and serial lead for customising the siren and features

Richard

The fitter attended my house today and fitted the new alarm system. I have a paid a little extra for window closer but how cool. It also has intellistart which means I can start her up without getting in and that way I can probably negate the need for a turbo timer. Although for £50 cash, the fitter would fit a turbo timer.

 

Well I've just had mine removed because it has caused so much trouble. There are many garages now refusing to work on cars that have clifford Alarms fitted. I hope you didn't get it from GAP :shock: and I hope you don't have trouble with it. I would never look at another Clifford and especially after looking on the Directelectric wed site to read how the Clifford products should be installed, because it would take about a full day to fit properly and most auto sparks just won't do it as it should be done. ie All conectors should be gold plated or soldered and heat shrunk, alam unit and ancillaries should be bolted either under back seat,in boot or under passenger seat.

 

They say any loose or bad conection etc will result in the system thinking your car has been nicked and just imobilize it at 7 diferent points and can only be reset with a laptop and clifford soft ware. Its cost me over a £1K to get it all put right and still sorting bits.

 

Sorry to worry you.

Not cheap about £600 all together. It appears that a further motor is needed drivers door for the remote locking and a small fee to remove existing system. However I have put it on a finance scheme, it increases overall cost but that was a means to an end.

 

Don't let them take the locking rod off, they did this on mine and it [1], makes it negate the cat 1 status and therefor you insurance as if you have a crash and you lose power you carn't get out. Neither can you if the alarm plays up. Also this is not true as it will work off existing motor.

 

They did this to mine and I am now trying to get new rods so I can have a Cat 1 install.