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Car Alarms – A quick blurb
May 8th, 2009 by Shenron
Don’t leave your car keys behind. But don’t forget to turn on the car alarm too. You want to get back to your beloved car after a night of partying or from work, that’s for sure. Today’s car alarm has gone from low tech to high tech.

A car alarm can be set to be silent, on this mode; it allows the carnapper to bring the car at a certain distance before it kills the engine suddenly. When the engine dies it sounds its blatant siren alerting everybody within a kilometer radius. Modern car alarms are activated remotely and will sound off when the car is at a certain distance from the car owner. That will tell him if the car has been moved from its location.
It is possible to leave your top of the line car without the worries. Car alarms can really be your best pal!
Tags: Car Gadgets, Car Security
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Why You Should Use A Car Cover To Protect Your Vehicle
December 4th, 2008 by Shenron
It is common knowledge that other than a person’s house, their car is their biggest investment. This is true for people with economy cars and luxury cars alike. Then there are people that collect cars or for one reason or another have multiple vehicles. These people too have a significant amount of money invested in their cars. Protecting an investment as important and sizable as a vehicle should be very important to these vehicle owners. While most people think of protecting their vehicles as having the right car insurance coverage, there are other steps car owners can take as well. One of these steps is buying a high quality car cover.
What are the benefits provided by a car cover though?
For anyone concerned with the sun’s ultraviolet rays fading their car’s paint job, a quality car cover can help eliminate that problem. During times when the car is not being used, the car cover will be securely installed covering the vehicle from bumper to bumper and keeping the harmful UV rays from fading the paint.
One of the ways many people use to keep their car cool is to park it in the shade. Often this means parking it under a large tree. The problem with parking vehicles under trees is that it makes them more susceptible than normal to bird droppings. In addition to being annoying to clean off, if bird droppings are left on a car for a significant time they can begin to damage the paint job of the car. Having a car protected with a quality car cover is a great way to keep the bird droppings from reaching the surface of the car.
When a car thief is looking for something to steal, usually they are trying to find the easiest car possible to get into, start, and make a fast getaway. When a vehicle has a car cover properly installed, especially if it has some sort of cable security attachment, this makes it that much more work for the car thief. Few thieves will take the time to uncover or try to disengage the mechanics of a car cover just for a chance at stealing a car. Odds are that they will move on to a car that is an easier target and presents less of a challenge.
When it comes to keeping a vehicle cooler, many people like to leave the windows cracked an inch or two so that air can circulate through the car. When this is done while the car is beneath a car cover, there is an added benefit. Most car covers do allow some amount of breath ability in their fabrics, so by placing them over a car that has it’s windows rolled down a little bit, the cover itself acts as a filter letting air into and out of the car but keeping dirt particles and anything else from entering the vehicle.
Another benefit that a car cover has that is related to car thieves is that it keeps valuables out of sight. In fact, it not only hides a stereo system, a DVD or entertainment system, but it also hides what type of vehicle the car even is. Many times a car is stolen or vandalized and has objects take from it because these objects are in plain sight tempting the criminal. A car cover eliminates these items from being where someone seeing them could decide that they want to try and take them.
Having a well fitted and properly installed high quality car cover is a great way to protect a vehicle in a number of different ways. From weather, to birds, to criminals, there are many threats out there waiting to do damage to a car and it’s paint job. A car covers’ job is to alleviate those threats and make life easier and more stress free for the vehicle’s owner. For many people they do just that on an everyday basis.
Tags: Car Gadgets, Car Maintenance, Car Security
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How to Install a Back up Camera in the Car?
November 28th, 2008 by Shenron
Owning a car needs the fulfillment of one of the most important needs and that’s for sure, is safety. If this need is not implemented, many serious accidents can be and have been caused.
When you car has left the driveway, it’s time that you need to get cautious while driving. Who knows where children might be lurking out aimlessly? Of your reflex action is late, who knows when you might end up into an accident. Thus, having a back up camera which is installed in the camera will be indeed, a lifesaver.
The materials which are required for installing the backup camera are sheet metal tape, protectors with the hole edges and any kit for fitting the backup camera, depending on your choice. At the same time, the tools which are used for installing the camera are wire pulls, electrical tapes, wire cleaners and snips and larger drill bits.
The backs up cameras are basically of two types. The first one is the wireless device. This is simply used to attach to the different locations, which are on the basis of the desire. On the other hand, the second one is the one which requires wires, which are running down the headliners of a car. Both of them are quite very effective, but at the same time, the one which is wireless, might take some seconds for the transmission process.
To start with, you should for first, drill a hole into the cargo portion of the respective camera type that you have chosen. But no matter, which camera you choose, the angle and the location of the camera should be suitable so that the viewing areas are wide. After the hole has been grilled, the ring which is a rubber gasket has to be inserted into the hole. This will prevent the need of wire chaffing and other occurrence of the damage caused to the camera, due to driving.
At the rear view mirror, the monitor base should be installed. The camera can also be supported with the help of two sided tapes. This will help in the proper placing of both the wireless and the wired cameras. On the other hand, the controller unit can be equally supported by the metal sheeting tape. This also fits properly with the body of the car. At the same time, the bare metal of the car has to be supported with the grounding wire.
The wiring of the cars should be properly lined. When the cargo area is reached, a bit of space and extra wire should be kept. At the same time, the entire live wiring which used to go through the back up lights should be done behind the radio and at the same time, the override switch containing the diode will be used.
Before testing the functioning of the camera, everything should be put back into the place. Make sure that every connection is wrapped with tape. Now you can utilize the innumerable features of the life saver.
Tags: Car Gadgets, Car Maintenance, Car Parts, Car Safety, Car Security
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How to Install a Car Alarm?
November 21st, 2008 by Shenron
It is quite natural to get worked up with the idea of getting your car robbed, or being stranded in the middle of nowhere, waiting for help. By simply installing a car alarm to your vehicle would make life easier for you, and ensure you the peace of mind you wanted. Follow certain steps and you can do it yourself.
There are several reasons why you might be looking forward to get a car alarm system, attached to your vehicle, among which the most vital reason is that you are fed up of the burglars breaking into your vehicle and running off with it. The crime of car robbery has been going up until recently; thanks to the car alarm systems, it is under considerable check now. So why would you stay a step back? It is better to get one yourself and get it fixed onto your system, in no time at all. Instead of going through the hazards of bringing a professional to take care of the installation, it would be easier for you to take up the task.
You may feel that your knowledge regarding the installation of hardware is pretty limited, but be assured that there is always a first time for every thing that you do. So if you care to follow certain instructions it would be easier for you to cope with the situation, with these methods:
- To go about the process, it is essential that you have a good study of your own vehicle first, starting from the wiring of your car. It would be much simpler to know about the proper wiring of your vehicle, through the wiring diagram, and then go ahead with the car alarm installation. The only reason for this is that, the diagram would allow you to assess the positioning of the components effectively.
- There are certain things that you need to consider, when you are about to fit the alarm, which include the sorting of positions for the dash board light, reset switch, siren and the alarm itself. Having verified the positions you would be required to get yourself arranged with the requisite gadgets to carry out the installation on your own.
- After having read the instruction manual that comes along with the alarm, it is necessary for you to do the wiring as effectively as possible, so that it is not visible from outside. If the alarm wiring were to be clearly noticed from outside, it would become easier for the burglar to slash it off and disengage the alarm with no problem at all.
- It is also necessary to install the alarm module and the LED carefully enough, as they play a vital role in making the car alarm more efficient. Keeping a car alarm LED in a comparatively visible region, would enable it to flicker within the line of sight of the general mass.
- Always take care to test whether the system is running properly, before you start reassembling the car, as it would save you the trouble of opening the system again, if any problem showed up.
Moreover, if you were considering placing a remote car alarm in your car, make sure to get the wires attached onto the vital locations of your car. The control module of the body, driver kick-panel and the ignition harness are some of the places that you should keep connection with. If things go well according to the methods mentioned, then there is no fear of having a burglary or distress in barren regions.
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MyKey – Ford announces Car Limiting Keys
October 7th, 2008 by Shenron
Ford has just announced a new technology that’ll introduce in the 2010 Ford Coupe, and will quickly spread over all its models. MyKey.
MyKey will allow 4 different things according to the parental programming.
- Limit the top speed of the vehicle to 80 mph (chime alerts will be launched at 45, 55 and 65 mph)
- Limit the stereo volume to up to 44% of the max
- Set a sustaining (irritating) chime if the seatbelt isn’t properly fasten
- Avoid the disabling of traction control
Ford is targeting worried parents that lend cars to their kids, allowing them to sleep better and lend the car more times than they use now.
MyKey uses Ford self-technology (Securilock for example) and will be used more or less like a Big Brother.
Insurance companies will thank Ford for this… what do you think?
Check out Ford’s official MyKey Press Release.
Tags: Car Safety, Car Security, Ford
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