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Quick Question About Alarm + Install

Epyon

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Epyon

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I'm about to get an alarm and turbo timer installed (which my car has neither so far)

What i need to know is should i do them both at the same time?

Or should i do Alarm first followed by turbo timer?

Or turbo timer first so that the alarm can be installed to recognise the timer??

Basically is there any compatibility issues with the order of installation..

Alarm in question is the Mongoose M80G

And turbo timer is the Apexi black pen shape one....

Thanks in advance

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Chris Rogers Grand Master

Chris Rogers

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wont make any difference. timer and alarm at once would be my pick if i was doing the car. that means I would only slice the harness once.

who's doing it? (pm me.)

GTRBOYZ Community Regular

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I ve been doing car security and Audio and electronics for over 10 years time to put my knowledge in use and help people.

1. Who doing your alarm?

2. DO your turbo timer 1st if u like or same time.

3. M80G have a turbo funtion which allow car to have ignition on while u can activate the alarm by pressing hold button I for 3sec.

4. Hook the up the ignition senser of the alarm after the the turbo timer but before immobiliser( if u decide to cut the Ignition)

5. Incase u dont know how to activate the turbo feature. Turn Turbo timer off 1st then make sure all doors, boot and bonnet are shut. Arm and disarm the alarm. Open the driver door then turn the key from ignition on to off 13 times u will see 13 flashes from blinkers and beeps. Then press button I once. You should hear a confirmation beep once. Close door or turn ignition back on to save and close programing mode.

DOne!! any problem PM me cheer

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