Scorpio Alarm Installation vs. LoJack

3 posts Started 5 Apr 2005 Last recovered post 10 Apr 2005 Wayback Machine snapshot 6 May 2005

#1 Interceptore-Fatale Thread starter

5 Apr 2005 10:01

Ok let's see... dry.gif

After having replaced my MCM (Main Control Module aka alarm brain), remote control and ignition kill/hijack module (burned some wiring) I could say that my alarm is working (for now). pissed.gif

Initially I connected my ign kill close to the battery where there is a red cable with a connector - I just did a male a female to each end of the ign kill switch wiring and it worked until the unit starting smoking by the wiring - very scary experience.

Now does anyone of you have installed this alarm and where did you install or better said what wires did you cut for the ignition kill?

I am somewhat scheptical of connecting the ign kill but I hate to pay for something that doesn't work to its full potential.

I checked the forum for Scorpio and I found some comments but I would like additional feedback, opinions, etc.

Any words of wisdom?

In other hand I have been thinking of installing a LoJack for MC's ($695 installed at local dealer), what are your thoughts?

In advance thank you.

#2 Darin

9 Apr 2005 02:21

Interceptore-Fatale, Apr 5 2005, 10:01 AMIn other hand I have been thinking of installing a LoJack for MC's ($695 installed at local dealer), what are your thoughts?

In advance thank you.

Its alot of money to shell out, plus you have to deal through a 3rd party when it goes missing. There is a system available that gives the user control of their own tracking plus they can use it on many different items/vehicles when the Bike is in storage as it is portable. view more details from here GPS TRACKING

#3 Interceptore-Fatale Thread starter

10 Apr 2005 18:55

Darin, Apr 9 2005, 03:21 AMIts alot of money to shell out, plus you have to deal through a 3rd party when it goes missing. There is a system available that gives the user control of their own tracking plus they can use it on many different items/vehicles when the Bike is in storage as it is portable. view more details from here GPS TRACKING

Darin:

Thank you for your reply...

I know that is a lot of mula..I will check your link and keep your posted.

Best regards, beer.gif

Rali.. wheel.gif

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