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Yes - when one of the added sensors (tilt, shock, glass break) are set off, it activates the stock alarm. There is no aftermarket alarm (only aftermarket components to the
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Yes - when one of the added sensors (tilt, shock, glass break) are set off, it activates the stock alarm.
There is no aftermarket alarm (only aftermarket components to the factory alarm) and hence factory key fob. |
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There is a link to the setup earlier in the thread. It is from a Maxima forum. I think you probably have to register there as well. However, that is what I followed. Works the same in our cars.
And yes, the button on the door still works. |
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So I can purchase these 3 sensors you have listed and have a professional install it on my factory alarm correct?
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yep...although you could always do it yourself. its pretty simple with the diagrams/pictures posted above. the sensors really just send a pulse telling the stock alarm that one of the doors was opened (which triggers the stock alarm).
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