Question regarding aftermarket alarm systems.

**1D4LV** · January 16th, 2007 05:35 PM

Originally Posted by praktikal

buhayin ko lang 'to ha...

yun bang setup nyo kapag bukas ung door alin ang umiilaw sa panel, hazard lang o buo pati ang ilaw ng A/C? sa akin kc nung stock pa ung hazard lang tapos nung nagpa install ako ng bago dun na kinabit sa buo as in umiilaw lahat sa panel. TIA

yung sa akin buong panel tsaka headlights. pag bukas ang driving lamps pati yun umiilaw.

**Picard** · January 16th, 2007 05:48 PM

Question lang po sorry OT. Most aftermarket alarm systems come with a small piezo buzzer that sound when you arm/disarm the system. meron chook-chook, beep-beep, chirp-chirp er teet-teet..

Saan po ba nakakabili nitong piezo buzzer lang. Yun lang kasi kailangan ko e.

**moe** · January 16th, 2007 07:28 PM

any car accessories shop. they're actually quite cheap and you could choose the kind you like. got mine from kid audio (i'm from down south) for around 500 pesos. it's the autopage type. by the way what do you need it for? old one's busted?

**Picard** · January 16th, 2007 08:55 PM

I don't like my factory-installed horn piezo. It's too loud and the horn sound is just unacceptable. Although i just disabled it, i still want an audible feedback.

Anyway, would the shops know if i tell them that i'm looking for a "piezo buzzer" They might scratch their heads at me especially shops in banawe. May iba bang tawag dito?

**moe** · January 16th, 2007 09:49 PM

just tell them all you need is the alarm horn. i got a 15 watt horn/siren, single tone (the 6 tones are not to my liking) for around 500 pesos. by the way what alarm do you have in your ride?

**Picard** · January 16th, 2007 10:35 PM

It's just a factory-installed Toyota keyless horn alarm. I don't know the model number. Nothing so special.

**moe** · January 17th, 2007 07:08 AM

you can do the installation yourself once you've located the original horn/alarm. but imo, the toyota oem horn sounds okay to me, though a tad bit weak.

**Picard** · January 17th, 2007 08:41 AM

You might be talking about the actual alarm.. I want to replace just the piezo buzzer, not the one that makes the "wang-wang".

**moe** · January 17th, 2007 12:11 PM

i get you, just the buzzer/horn. just locate it and replace it with a horn of your liking.

**Picard** · January 17th, 2007 09:12 PM

yup. i'll try sa banawe. Most buzzers come with two wires, one negative, one positive. My factory piezo is connected only to one wire. How will i make an aftermarket piezo work?