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Well, if your alarm's ok, and is installed properly, it would be fine to keep in there. But, if you do need parts or other work done on it, it will be much harder to find a shop to work on it, since all of the new avitals and cliffords are now made by DEI. I would switch over to a new unit, but nothing will match up. You will have to totally rewire the whole thing, but you can obviously use the same wires and locations of the car's wiring that the alarm is connected to. I've just recently installed a new Clifford alarm and remote start,and since i'm an installer, its very easy, but DEI makes very simple systems to install, rather than other older systems out there. I think you would be fine installing a new one, and of course can help you out any if you have q's. I would go with a new Clifford or avital, or any DEI product for that matter, its all really the same stuff, just different names to it for advertizing and so that many shops can carry DEI in the same local area. But to me it sounds like you might have bought the right transmitters, because i'm not too sure if DEI makes a 3 button one. I thought they only made 2 and 4 button transmitters, so i'm not too sure. But you do have an older system, and still i think its best to upgrade...quality wise, and the ease of getting new parts, and the exceptional warrenty that DEI gives with their products...
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