Gm Vehicle Anti Theft Alarm Security System on 2040-parts.com
Los Altos, California, US
GM alarm system, designed to work with most 1994 - 2004 GM vehicles.
System will only work with vehicles that already have keyless entry.
Kit includes all necessary wiring and hardware for installation along
with an instruction guide. Features of this system include the
following:
STARTER KILL,
6 TONE SIREN - 120 DECIBEL,
PANIC BUTTON, SHOCK SENSOR,
PARKING LIGHT FLASH, HORN OUTPUT, LED INDICATOR,
FEATURE PROGRAMMABLE, CODE HOPPING TECHNOLOGY.
This kit will allow you to add an alarm to your vehicle if it ALREADY HAS KEYLESS ENTRY.
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