Here ya go.. alarm Setting Instructions...



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I used to have a Viper alarm on my jeep. It had the usual vibration sensor, but because of the soft top I also had the motion sensor as well. The alarm came with a switch, usually for switching on and off the motion sensor (which can be annoying at times like storms and high winds) but I used it for the vibration sensor instead. At work, I parked in a parking garage and anytime somebody would drive by it would set the alarm off. This way, I could switch off the vibration sensor and just leave the motion sensor on... no more parking garage problem.

I'm not up-to-speed on the particulars of the active-anti-theft alarm from Ford, but you may want to see if they can put a switch in it for you if the two sensors can be operated independently.

 

I use autopage alarms, keyless, remote start..., others make good alarms too, I'm just used to installing autopages.
They have a 2 way remote version that will page you if it goes off, even in silent mode so you can sneak up on the bastiches.

Lots of features.

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I'll never understand exactly what is so [:@]ing difficult about opening a car door without creaming a nice car. I have been driving for 31 years now and have NEVER put a ding into another car.

I'd have to agree that the good professor's car appears done intentionally, which is just sick beyond words. I hope one day they do that to some bad@$$es car and get an "extreme makeover" as a result.