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Fitted/re-fitted quite a few myself, it's not that hard really once you have the wireing diagrams (usually available online). Get your self a multimeter, a few meters of cable, a crimping set and have a go your self
Fitted/re-fitted quite a few myself, it's not that hard really once you have the wireing diagrams (usually available online). Get your self a multimeter, a few meters of cable, a crimping set and have a go your self
Crimping cables is a big no no, all joints need to be soldered for reliability, as its a top spec cat 1 it needs to be fitted professionally otherwise there will be trouble ahead
Crimping cables is a big no no, all joints need to be soldered for reliability, as its a top spec cat 1 it needs to be fitted professionally otherwise there will be trouble ahead
The OP is obviously not wanting a pro install otherwise would not of posted on here
I have never had any problems with the alarms i have fitted
06 March 2010, 03:43 PM
