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jsupetranDec-15-03 04:43 PM
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#7818, "how hard is it to add a back up battery to an existing alarm"




          

^^^ yeah, i have the viper 790 xv alarm that needs a back up battery for extra protection

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WickedESiDec-20-03 11:35 AM
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#7862, "RE: how hard is it to add a back up battery to an existing alarm"
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It's simple, just find somewhere inside the car where the power wire is running for the alarm, and then t-tap it and run that wire to a descret location of your backup battery.


Joel Baldridge, ASE Certified Master Technician, Audi Certified Expert Technician

  

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