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Old 01-19-2011, 09:37 PM
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Anyone do it? How hard is it....? The original link where I found this. http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=45815.
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ive seen this done to e46's just like it says on the thread.. it is possible plus i really want this for my car.. but yeah any body wana help out
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Any one know?
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Is there a manufacturer site for this thing? My googlez failed - just a bunch resellers and forums come up.
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No you have to make it yourself .
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Originally Posted by aretardedorange
No you have to make it yourself .

There is an acutual sensor however correct? That is the info I am looking for - I understand it would need to be worked into the car system.
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I was able to do some reading up on it. I ordered a couple so I'll check it out.

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Nice keep us posted and I do remember the sensor it was the size of a tic tac box but let us know how it goes !
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i can bet $100 no one can add any alarm to our cars....
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Originally Posted by stel_i79
i can bet $100 no one can add any alarm to our cars....

What makes you think our E60 is any different from an E46? All they are doing in that DIY is tapping into the wire which alerts the factory security system of a intrusion. When the shock sensor detects a shock, it will show either a 12v signal or ground at the wire which is tapped into the motion sensor. The factory security computer then sees this signal as a detection of motion inside the car and triggers the alarm. This is not any different from how any other alarm works. Infact, DEI makes a kit which allows for any aftermarket alarm to communicate with the E60 CCM through the can bus lines, this would essentially make adding an alarm almost plug and play.


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