how much does it cost to install an average alarm system you think

 

does it have remote lock? if so about 250, if not about 200...that is a rough estimate i live in a small town and prices are usuallly low but around that

 

i paid 425 for my viper with the 2-way remote and i no i got ripped off but it was the cheapest one near me its got auto locks (which i already had) and no auto start

 

wouldnt it be easier to do it yourself?

 

i too my first generation to circuit city and for the viper alarm and install it was 300.00 and would take about 6 hours for them to do...no remote locks or remote start...then they called me an hour after i dropped it off and said that they had to cut all my wires for the neon lights so they could access under the dash...then they called a while later and said there was a wire in the steering column that shorted out and melted a few other wires together...so they pulled all the wires apart and told me that they wouldnt install the alarm until i got the other wires fixed...so they left all the wires bare and put the car back together...i took the car home and had it installed in under an hour...find a ground, the two power wires...radio harness worked fine for me....and all the other wires you need, door pins, trunk pin, and parking lights,...are all down on the floor by the trunk release...it is very simple...all remote start wire are in the steering colum..just remove the bottom of the dash for easy access....all you need is a haynes manual for wireing diagrams

 

i have an 00 neon and the alarm system i have comes with



One 5-Button 2-way Remote Transmitter with LCD Display
One 4-Button 1-way Remote Transmitter
2-way Transmitter Confirmation w/ LCD Display, Piezo Chime, and Vibrate Features
Backlit LCD Display
Extended Range Transceiver
3 Built-in Relays for Parking Lights, and Door Locks
External Relay and Plug-in Harness for Starter Defeat
Electronic Dual Stage Shock Sensor
Dual Stage Optional Sensor Port
LED
Emergency Override Switch
125dB 6-tone Siren
Dome Light Output
Auxiliary Output
Horn Honk Output
Panic Mode
Valet Mode
Tamper Alert
Automatic Sensor Bypass for Defective Zones


how hard would this be to install myself cause i really dont like to pay the shops money to install something i maybe be able to take a while and do myself for free.

 

I'm sure you could do it, as long as you know your way around your cars wiring and are good with diagrams...

Its just like installing anything, its possible as long as you know what your doing...or sort of know what your doing...lol

 

that sounds like the alrm that i had on my taurus sho...most every thing is alredy in one unit, so there isnt a bunch of other stuff to hook up...just get the hayne manual and find which wires go to the door pins, parking lights, starter wire, ground, and both power wires...it is very simple, all the wires needed are listed in the alarms maual..if you have the siren then it doesnt need the horn output, the relays are all built in so all you need to do is hook up the wires, the shock sensors are in the main box..alot of it is just plug and play, the led, over ride switch, and the valet switch..