Hey guys I was talking to the sales manager at my dealership and he was telling me to be very careful when installing an alarm in these cars.He was telling me something about it has something like 3 computers that interact with each other and an alarm would probably cause some problems.I like to hear from you guys on this matter.Thanks.
On 2001-07-22 15:03, GaryZ06 spewed forth this drivel:
I think I am gonna like you guys....but not in that type of way /phpBB/images/smiles/icon_smile.gif
I don't know if you need one. Everyone ignores the alarms around here. The Vette security is pretty good unless an unscrupulous dealer clones the keys and drives it away.
Clifford G4....No Problems, but use a professional installer! /phpBB/images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif They will need to over-ride the "old" Pass Key II protection, but that technology is old and really sucks!
You will be really happy if you also install Auto Start....It Is Really /phpBB/images/smiles/icon_cool.gif
Hi there,
I really do not agree here, for the following reasons.
First, Passkey2 is defiantely older technology, however, it still works. Theft of Corvette statistics, which is monitored by the NHSTA, shows that of all sports cars, Corvette has the lowest theft rate.
Second, communication with the BCM is critical here, as not only does the computer look for the signal, if only once, it doesnt see it, it could lock your column.
While the unit mentioned by our member here is a very good one, I caution against it, as you really dont need it.
Yes, there are 3 systems that work within c5 to safeguard you vehicle. Yes, they are extremely sensitive. And I cannot justify the cost of having your interior opened up for this.
Best to you, c4c5
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