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I recently purchased a 6002PRO ssystem to install in a friends car. I used to install car electronics professionally so installation was clear and easy. The instructions manual plus a wiring diagram from the Bulldog website was very helpful. The system worked fine for 1 day and then sounded off at 5:00am for no reason and on a long drive the system sounded while driving. After that the system would no longer work so I sent it back for repair by Bulldog and they do not pay for shipping to them.They give you another remote worth $20.00 for your trouble and time. So I wonder if the Quality is poor on their systems or am I just the lucky one person out of a thousand. I hope your luck is better than mine.

Before you buy a Bulldog product, try to contact their tech support line...or email tech support and wait for an answer. They do not return calls and do not answer email.

I installed the 6002 system and "radar" sensor in a Jeep Wrangler Rubicon soft top...wanted the radar sensor to protect the vehicle when the top is down. For good protection, you really need two of these sensors...one for the front seat area...and one for the rear area. The seats appear to totally block the sensor.

The system is installed...and most of the functions operate as described. But beware of numerous misprints in their literature. The polarity of one connection is a misprint...the radar adjusts opposite of the way it's indicated...and the current sensing is actually set to on when the manual states the factory setting is Off.

The starter immobilizer worked during installation...but does not work now. And the domelight supervision does not work. I've been waiting several days for return phone calls or an answer to my email. Their tech support is virtually non-existent.

I posted something ealier about installation of this product, and yes I agree that the remotes are [inexpensive]. And it is harder than the "easy install one connection alarm." (Novices don't bother.) But Get Real People! A keyless entry remote alarm for only.. What can you really expect? If you want a Professional system Shell out the ... (I think the Clifford on my ex-wife's car was that much, and this one works just as well.) Also people have also complained about the support? Here is my Experiance, about one two years ago ago my Siren started dying, (Lower volume) I called up (They Answered on second Ring) and they gave me an RMA (Return merchandise Authorization.) I forgot the address today, so I called them up. (They answered on the second ring again.) and thus I shipped them my bad siren. They sent me one back a new one pronto but Forgot they Free Remote for my Trouble, I sent them a letter with a copy of the statement of a free remote and they sent me one.

So far it's been working great and even my [inexpensive] remote still works (I have two spare and have only replaced the battery on the one.) So even if the remotes are cheapy they have been working so No complaints. (Again no Begineers install this Alarm I posted ealier about how to install it.)

The 6002PRO, as indicated, is for professional installers or anyone was has slightly better than average abilities. It would help if you have the car's wiring schematic but with perserverance it can be installed without one. I installed it in a Jeep Cherokee in less than 3 hours. The only complaint I have is that it didn't come with a relay for the dome light connection. I didn't need tech support so I can't comment on that.

I Installed the 6002 Alarm and it worked for 3 months and then didnt work anymore. Sometimes it made the pre-alarm warning sounds at random.
I had ordered the upgraded version of this alarm and received the older version.