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22nd February 2013, 21:12
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Surrey
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Car(s): Saxo VTR
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Hawk car alarms remote start central lock + engine immobiliser
I have read and seen that the Hawk remote central locking upgrade will fit and is easy to fit on saxo's, just wondering if this Hawk with remote start, central locking+immobiliser will fit a saxo vtr X reg and if anyone on here has fitted it, if so how easy is it?
thanks 
http://www.hawkcaralarm.com/CarAlarm...mobiliser.aspx
http://http://www.hawkcaralarm.com/C...mobiliser.aspx
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22nd February 2013, 21:28
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Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: Northamptonshire
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Car(s): Renault Kangoo and currently saxoless :(
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Think theres a guide on how to install central locking, have a search
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23rd February 2013, 01:11
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Middlesbrough
Posts: 2,267
Car(s): Past: Citroen Saxo Forte W reg posi blue
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Hi mate can help you completely, i did the tutorial for installing central lock, alarm fitting and remote engine start. Click on my signiture below to find tutorial on central locking and also here is my progress thread which shows remote engine start. drop us a message if you need any help with installation.
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...283458&page=15
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12th March 2013, 20:12
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Royston Hertfordshire United Kingdom (England)
Posts: 4,024
Car(s): Merc E320 sport estate (the kids made me do it)
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can i just say if you are wiring something like an alarm into a car don't just twist the wires together as it wont take long for the wires to oxidize and this will give you problems and you don't want this happening to immobiliser cuts when you are driving. get yourself a soldering iron and solder all connections.
there is an easy way to do something and the proper way, dont take short cuts with something that that could cause an accident.
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13th March 2013, 16:48
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Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Stoke on Trent
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Car(s): Saxo VTR
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Quote:
Originally Posted by reevesy_vtr
can i just say if you are wiring something like an alarm into a car don't just twist the wires together as it wont take long for the wires to oxidize and this will give you problems and you don't want this happening to immobiliser cuts when you are driving. get yourself a soldering iron and solder all connections.
there is an easy way to do something and the proper way, dont take short cuts with something that that could cause an accident.
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Second this just don't pick up the hot end it hurts :-)
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13th March 2013, 21:48
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Middlesbrough
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Car(s): Past: Citroen Saxo Forte W reg posi blue
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Yes very much so
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25th March 2013, 17:24
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Mid Wales
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Car(s): 03 vtr
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Morgiee
Hi mate can help you completely, i did the tutorial for installing central lock, alarm fitting and remote engine start. Click on my signiture below to find tutorial on central locking and also here is my progress thread which shows remote engine start. drop us a message if you need any help with installation.
http://www.saxperience.com/forum/sho...283458&page=15 |
Any problems with the alarm side of things mate? Not bothered about the push button or remote locking functions!
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25th March 2013, 18:52
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Location: Middlesbrough
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Car(s): Past: Citroen Saxo Forte W reg posi blue
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Alarm side is fine, but their are much better brands out there for not much more. Toad alarms for example better build quality better in colder temps and better remote range
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26th March 2013, 19:13
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Mid Wales
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Car(s): 03 vtr
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Morgiee
Alarm side is fine, but their are much better brands out there for not much more. Toad alarms for example better build quality better in colder temps and better remote range
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OK, thanks for the imput mate, I'll have another shop about
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26th March 2013, 22:35
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Location: Middlesbrough
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This is a very good alarm, made by the same company that make viper like i have. Good quality cables, harness connectors and brain used in this system with a brilliant installation guide. Iv'e installed a similar system so can help with it too. (for forum rule reasons replace the T with a W on the link below)
http://wtw.ebay.co.uk/itm/AVITAL-310...item3cca71b262
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