x2 under dash ziptied to wire bundle and mounted my sensor on steering cloumn

 

What does your sensor look like? If it's what I'm thinking mines not gonna look right there

 

Its on the steering column under the dash on the hard metal part that does not move, if you want i can get a pic tomarrow, it does really good as being a hard part of the truck so that it feels vibes from most of the truck, pretty common spot on most vehicles

 

maybe it's not the same thing I'm thinking of. I guess I'm thinking about the antenna.

 

the sensor is usually a little box thing, most of the time clear with a little circuit board setup, and my antenna is just below the blue tint close by the the pillar and its turned sideways, goes pretty far too bout 500 yards facing opposite way with no walls only cars in between have got it about a 1000+ yards through thin trees, had it unlocking but not sending signal back to the remote

 

Does the sensor rattle? My control box rattles wonder if it's that built in.

I have a small box with antennas coming out both sides. I was thinking putting it on my
dash light so it's right in the center of the windshield.

 

This was a funny thread.
I've had my Bulldog in for around 8 years. I don't use it during the summer so I have to remarry it to the remote each fall. I installed it and although I am sure they are better now, I will never install one myself again. Such a pain in the ****.

 

Mine's up under the dash as well.

With the antennae, has anyone tried cutting in in the middle and splicing in a new section of wire to make it longer? that way you could mount it higher up for better range or so I'm assuming

 

ah mine has hard antennas

 

If its -10, dont you have to go out and shovel the snow any way?
But seriously, almost any alarm shop will install these things for next to free. there are two places in the backwoods place I live where you can buy the units starting at 130 ish and they install for a buck.
P.S. You can push start a 4x4 dodge truck by yourself?????? Brute!