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my hoe has an aftermarket directed car alarm. whoever installed it mounted the shock sensor to the wires that run under the dash (big bundle of wires and shit). it is attacted with a zip tie. needless to say i can jump up and down on the grill, bang on the windows, just about anything and it wont even trigger the alarm, and the sensitivity is turned all the way up. i took it up to the alarm shop and they said the shock sensor should be mounted to the firewall (or other metal piece of the car) with screws instead of with a shitty zip tie, that way it will sense the actual car.......is this true or were they just trying to get some money out of me? i mean if it needs to be mounted to the actual car instead of some dinky ass wires i will do it myself, just wanted some opinions from people that know more.....thanks in advance