Help with 97 Mustang Alarm

The open slot in the rack was for the anti-theft module if so optioned. The problem is with the wiring, the 96+ Mustangs were not max wired as they were in 94/95 so the wiring will NOT be in place for the module. The square box on the back side would be your keyless entry module (this is what you programmed for your new remote). The module can't be added without an extreme amount of wiring on the 94/95 cars without keyless entry or the 96+ without the keyless entry AND anti-theft module.

Hope this is helpful.

TIM -aka- MUSTTANGUY "at" AOL "dot" COM

Thanks for the info, looks like i would be better off with a aftermarket alarm since my Stag is not maxes wired, bummer

at 10 Aug 2004, Andrew [ snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com] wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

That's what I did. Having a 1995 without factory alarm or power locks. I installed an aftermarket alarm, then grabbed some powerlock actuators on ebay for about $15 a pair and now have remote keyless entry. Check the website in my sig for how-tos.

I'm wondering if I could abuse a convertable top switch as a door lock/unlock switch in my central console. I believe that one is a momentary switch so a short tap on it should do the trick. Haven't foudn one in a local junkyard yet and don't want to spend money not knowing if it's work. I know I can get a generic momentary switch but I'd prefer to have something that appears stock. I'm still cursing myzelf for not buying a set off doors that came with P/L & P/W. ripping the innards out of them (They were purple)and installing those in my doors. For $100 that would have been a steal. Unfortunately at that time, my cashflow was non existent. :-(

Maybe I'll find a deal like that again nwo that my cashflow has improved...

Paul... when you have money.. no good deals show up. It's always when you're broke that you find the deals. =(

-Mike