Aftermarket alarm, central locking issues?

[rowingryan]

Trying to install a Uniden **** alarm into my gfs 250T legacy, have hit a speedbump with the central locking. For some reason, the central locking seems to need a constant feed to keep the locks open. Touching and removing the wire from a conductor leads to rapid opening and locking. Any ideas?

[LAZLO]

are you doing it yourself?

if you are do you know how to do it?

im just asking cos i want my alarm installed and if you can would you be keen to do it?

you from aucks

[Guest boostin]

It sounds like you have the wrong wire. Where is the wire you are tapping into?

[LAZLO]

hey boostin do you know how to install an alarm

[Guest boostin]

It's not all that hard. You just gotta find the right wires to tap or splice into. Most alarms come with instructions, even if they are in Japlish.

[LAZLO]

oh im dumb at those things to be honest lol if you do install them,how much would you charge?

[Guest boostin]

I don't to be honest. We get an auto sparky in to do them. He's way faster.

[LAZLO]

oh yip cool,do you have a fair idea of what he charges?

just wanna do my alarm for when my car comes home

[Guest boostin]

No idea sorry. I've got nothing to do with pricing.

[LAZLO]

oh thats cool,do you have his number,your sparky,or do u mean any sparky,

sorry for the million questions

[Guest boostin]

Here you go. His name is Mark.

http://www.dynatron.co.nz/franchise_1509_51_4445

[LAZLO]

thanks man

[swiftbrad]

haha and this one time, at band camp...

[rowingryan]

Alarms are piss easy to put in I've put 3 or 4 in so far but sorry I'm in Blenheim but the factory subaru central locking system is weird. Went & talked to an auto sparky & they have to have a relay to sort of trick the central locking.

[LAZLO]

oh man thats cool,ill try find someone here on auckland