Rowwwel_808
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- First Name
- Roel
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2019
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- Location
- Maui, Hawaii
- Vehicle(s)
- 2018 Honda Civic Type R
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Hello everyone,
I’m having an issue, well I wouldn’t really say issue, but something that really bothers me. I went ahead and installed a shock sensor for added security on my 2018 Type R and I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to have the sensor only get power when the security system is active? Right now I have it wired so that the shock sensor gets power anytime the car is powered off. It gets annoying when get out of the car and I go to lock the door via the keyless button on the drivers door, there is a delay caused by the shock sensor triggering an “open door” when I go to hit the button. So I have to wait a little while to lock the car. Gets very annoying over time. Annoying to the point that I’m considering disconnecting the sensor all together. Any help is appreciated.
I’m having an issue, well I wouldn’t really say issue, but something that really bothers me. I went ahead and installed a shock sensor for added security on my 2018 Type R and I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to have the sensor only get power when the security system is active? Right now I have it wired so that the shock sensor gets power anytime the car is powered off. It gets annoying when get out of the car and I go to lock the door via the keyless button on the drivers door, there is a delay caused by the shock sensor triggering an “open door” when I go to hit the button. So I have to wait a little while to lock the car. Gets very annoying over time. Annoying to the point that I’m considering disconnecting the sensor all together. Any help is appreciated.
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