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Piranha Car Alarm Manual

Piranha Car Alarm Manual Rating: 5,6/10 4947votes

Feb 19, 2004 I have a Toyota Carina E 1,6 SLI car from 1993 with a Piranha alarm with remote control for central locking. Do anybody have a manual or diagram for. DownloadPiranha car alarm user manual. Put my name on a track im gon come where you at and blast. It won t let me delete my 920 original Live account so I.

If your familys saftey is a concern.DO NOT USE THIS GROUP FOR ADVISE OR GIVE OUT ANY INFORMATION. If you deal with someone from this newsgroup you better keep one eye open while your sleep at night! This is the worse place to look for info for your home security. This group is a hive of activity to get your confidence then rip your off. Get 'help' from here and next think your house is cleaned out and inexplicably your alarm didnt work.or worse. Be very very careful using this group. Be sure to closely investigate (primarily if you buy online) any of the online alarm seller, especially if they claim a ASA certification, a totally false and misleading certification (see that later).

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You wouldn't want to buy from someone whose sideline is understanding your alarm system for the purpose of exploiting it later byknowing your codes or maintenance access numbers. Be wary of those who do not have a brick and mortar store.

When I was shopping and using this newsgroup some online dealers advertised a ASA certification with a picture of a ASA emblem shown on their website. It gives a good first impression but when you look into it you find out that it was nothing more then some.guy. Creating a website to supposedly post complaints, with no entries of complaints or follow-through.

It was analogous to someone flashing a police badge that turns out to be fake. Install Mklink Windows Server 2003 there. The ASA moniker is a badge without any accreditation and surely this is misleading and a scam. Some of the free advice you get is not because of someone's unselfish need to make the world a better place to live. Most are giving you advice on the hope of getting a sale or.' Other' information. Listen but don't act on the advice until you can confirm or gain some trust in the source by researching them.

Sometimes you can learn a lot about sellers by plugging in email address or screenname into a Google search of past news postings. You will be surprised.no.MAKE THAT SHOCKED.AND I MEAN SHOCKED!!!!. At what you find out about those offering to outfit your alarm. How can our legal system let these type of people sell home security!!!!! This is a very unregulated online business, and especially risky for something as important as YOUR HOME security. Good luck.and go talk to someone reputible.

Wed 1 May 2002 20:42 Re: Piranha Alarm - El Dingo (Martin) Philip, Having 'inherited' a Piranha alarm on a second-hand car, I tried to buy spares, fault-find, etc., (when they were still in business). In the end, I bought a new system and stripped out the old one. This is a reflection more on the Piranha system than on 'old' alarms in general. I believe that they were aimed at the 'DIY' end of the market, and to be honest, they are old technology. The 'META' system I bought to replace it (back in 1992) cost about £95 and was much better built. May I kindly suggest that you buy a new alarm????