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Old 06-30-2001, 05:16 PM   #6
red82gt
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I've got a Clifford with a tilt sensor, a hood lock, and a remote fuel pump cutoff. It saved my car back in december (ignition lock was chiseled out and stripped) but they never defeated the alarm and the starter kill and fuel pump cutoff held up.(couldn't get under the hood). I would reccommend having an alarm professionally installed by a shop that knows what they're doing, also don't set the sensors too sensitive or else your alarm will become more of a nuissance.

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