[DIY] How to add shock sensor to factory stock alarm

Parts used to add shock sensor to factory alarm to my 2013 Honda Accord. I will be adding this to my Honda Fit and Civic as well.
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In this video, I'll show you how I added a shock sensor to my factory oem stock alarm system. The factory alarm system only when the door, trunk or hood is open while the car is still armed. It does not go off when the glass is broken or if the car gets hit or when someone tries to steal your wheel. By adding a DEI shock sensor, anytime the sensor picks up a shock, it will trigger the factory car alarm. You still use the OEM remote and it cost much less than adding a aftermarket alarm.
This method is pretty much for all vehicles. The trigger wire can be either the hood switch wire or the door switch wire. A relay is used so that the shock sensor is off while the car is on and only activated when the car is off. The alarm will not go off until all doors, hood and trunk is closed.
I would recommend also adding a wheel lock to your wheels and adjust the shock sensitivity accordingly. When a thief tries to steal your wheels, the shock from them removing the lugs or wheels should trigger the alarm.
Factory alarm to stock alarm.
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