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Slidewayz

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I had my alram installed and interfaced with my turbo timer, at strathfield.. When i took my car in to Down Under Auto for a warranty job they had on the invoice, the turbo timer and alarm not interfaced correctly. Does anyone know how exactly to interface the two. I have the autowatch package, with ultrasonics and shock sensors and that any ideas.

Oh and obviously installed into a R32 GTS-T

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hey i had a similar problem i had a autowatch and asked my mechanic to install my apexi pen and he said no because he didnt know how to do it properly with my type of alarm... so i guess if he tried might have ended up like yours

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hey i had a similar problem i had a autowatch and asked my mechanic to install my apexi pen and he said no because he didnt know how to do it properly with my type of alarm... so i guess if he tried might have ended up like yours

It is 100% possible. I have been installing Auto watch alarms since 2001 and stand by them 110%. I personaly used the 446rli, however a turbo time can be interfaced into any alarm provided the installer knows what he/she is doing.

Try a specialised alarm store close to where your from. not a big chain like strathfield ect and they often dont have the specialised experence.

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