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fastrat350 06-20-2013 06:59 PM

508D Motion Sensor with Factory JKU Alarm
 
Just like the title on the thread, I added a DEI 508D Motion Sensor to my factory alarm. The trigger from the sensor is wired into the tailgate trigger on the factory wiring on the pass. Kick panel. I'll be using this only when I go doorless and topless on the jeep, I have a manual toggle switch mounted in the console to cut power to the sensor. Check out the video:
http://youtu.be/Whfc5peV5kE

karls 06-20-2013 07:13 PM

So did you combine the 2 leads (warn and alarm) or did you only use the alarm wire? I wired up the same system and functionality of both of them with a switch like you've got. Mine chirps at 6" off of the glass and I have yet to really dial in the full alarm but it goes off around the steering wheel.


Where did you put the module? I pasted mine just to the rear of the ebrake so adjusting it is a complete pain in the ass :doh: but hitting the manual kill switch is easy enough if I feel it's going off too often.

fastrat350 06-20-2013 08:00 PM


Originally Posted by karls (Post 3593440)
So did you combine the 2 leads (warn and alarm) or did you only use the alarm wire? I wired up the same system and functionality of both of them with a switch like you've got. Mine chirps at 6" off of the glass and I have yet to really dial in the full alarm but it goes off around the steering wheel.

Where did you put the module? I pasted mine just to the rear of the ebrake so adjusting it is a complete pain in the ass :doh: but hitting the manual kill switch is easy enough if I feel it's going off too often.

I only have the alarm output wired, so it just goes off when an intrusion. I mounted mine inside the arm rest, so I need to remove 8 screws to take apart the arm rest, not too bad to adjust. If I were to wire a siren, it would warn when touching the glass.

karls 06-20-2013 08:02 PM

How long have you been testing the system? I'll tell you that it's a little finicky and sometimes the range will be a little more, sometimes a little less.

Good to know though, I was curious how you had it set up as far as the 2 adjusting knobs. Like I said earlier, I need to 'tune' the inside zone and maybe scale the outside down a little (as they don't come tuned out of the factory).

Sent from my DROID4

fastrat350 06-21-2013 05:16 AM


Originally Posted by karls (Post 3593495)
How long have you been testing the system? I'll tell you that it's a little finicky and sometimes the range will be a little more, sometimes a little less.

Good to know though, I was curious how you had it set up as far as the 2 adjusting knobs. Like I said earlier, I need to 'tune' the inside zone and maybe scale the outside down a little (as they don't come tuned out of the factory).

Sent from my DROID4

A couple days, but I spent about 30 mins adjusting it and testing it. Always went off in the same zone each time. For now I leave it off, since doors and top are on the jeep. I'll need to adjust it with doors off sometime next week

DKehler 06-21-2013 05:32 AM

Very cool. Where did you get it?

karls 06-22-2013 05:26 AM

Amazon or ebay will be the economical place to get it, Best buy sells it for $60.

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fastrat350 06-23-2013 10:25 AM


Originally Posted by DKehler (Post 3593678)
Very cool. Where did you get it?

I got mine at a local alarm shop, but you can find them on amazon or eBay easily

TxCoastie 03-25-2017 07:55 AM

Sick!

I have the factory alarm on my 2013 jku and want to do the same thing. I have the 508d in but not installed. Any pics of install?


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