zid3

i see alot of fellow mustang owner always curoius and confused about adding new electronics to there cars, ii.e systems, alarams, radios, speakers, hids, lights, strobes, etc etc, well hes a chance for everyone or anyone to ask me anything, i'm Certifed under mobile eletronics, and work as a installer full time( well 60 hrs a week) soo feel free to ask, if i havnt done it on my car, then i have done it one some elses and if i havent then ill figured it out=)

ohnoesaz

Awesome.

I want to install an alarm myself. I bought the Autopage 1000 that has a nice 2 way remote. I don't need all the features at all, just the alarm.

I plan to connect it to the dome light - but I dont want to go up all the way to the dome light. Where can I connect it below to get that?

I'm sure I have more questions but I cant think of them.

marcuskeeler

My alarm installer couldn't get the windows to auto-close when the alarm was activated using the third partywindow modules. After two days he gave up saying it's an OBC tie-in that's needed.
Is there a fix/workaround for this?

157dB

Yes there is a workaround for the power windows.
See your post about erratic windows.
I am also schooled in the whole electronic field
and the mustangs electrical system is so easy for
me to understand.

Burnsy

is there any way to hook up a backup camera to the stock navigation system for a 2007 mustang? does that screen have the capabillity? or the port to accept a line in from a camera??

157dB

Dont believe so. The shop manual shows no ports for aux video inputs.

Burnsy

thats gay - thanks for such a quick answer tho

157dB

Stupid is as stupid does.

tdappleman

You can add a backup camera using an aftermarket video input like this: a bit pricey but.......

http://www.mobilevideo4less.com/Merc...ode=NAV-V300FD

zid3

the door tigers should be in the passanger side kick panel i dont have the sheet on hand but if you want behind the ligh switch should be be able to get the dome light