wouldn't you worry about the blood on the headrests though from the bleeding ears?
Alarm or Immobilizer
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 04:14 PM
so the Alarm Kits, should have a Spill Clean-up Kit as well Craig
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Well I went for the immobilizer,after I refitted the lume to the car I turned the key to the ign position and checked to see if the immobilizer was active,yep that was working,i then turned the key to the start position....................nothing,and the immobilizer has reset itself,so after checking all the connections I worked out that I have a faulty ign switch....when I turn the key to the start position the ign drops out,so I dropped the column again and disconnected the switch and bridged the plug out and bingo it works..........bit more thinking and remembered that the original engine had an external ballast resistor fitted,so some one in the past had doctored up the ign system........because the ign switch Is knackered !!!!! so now I need a new ign swith,just like the one I left on the column in the donor car,that I sold,mind you I have a spare for all the other switches
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 09:48 PM
It worked well actually.
Whether or not it is legal is another issue.
As well as what happens to the thief when released from the car.
Sadly, I think you'd get done for false imprisonment.
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 10:21 PM
Sadly, I think you'd get done for false imprisonment.
No doubt these days.
But this was late 70s.
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Posted 04 May 2014 - 11:31 PM
The A-Hole would then scam you for damages done to his hearing, And naturally claim the dole forever after due to industrial deafness......
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I would suggest a GPS tracker on top of this. $45-80 on eBay plus sim ($30 a year Amasim cost) , Only needs power and ground and has backup battery, can be hidden anywhere on the car (use your imagination) and some of them have remote shutdown (<20kph), immobilisation and notification if it leaves a boundary. Call the unit and it sms back the long/lat for google maps.
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Posted 06 May 2014 - 01:28 PM
I would suggest a GPS tracker on top of this. $45-80 on eBay plus sim ($30 a year Amasim cost) , Only needs power and ground and has backup battery, can be hidden anywhere on the car (use your imagination) and some of them have remote shutdown (<20kph), immobilisation and notification if it leaves a boundary. Call the unit and it sms back the long/lat for google maps.
Yep.....
An alarm with a GPS tracker.
When the alarm is triggered, you get a message from the car alarm/ tracker.
If you want the co-ordinates of your car- you can SMS the car alarm, and it will give you the blue location dot in google maps within 20m of accuracy.
If you have an electric fule pump, you can SMS the car alarm to deactivate the fuel pump.
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Posted 06 May 2014 - 10:24 PM
I like the GPS Tracker Idea Ollie,
Very Cheap add on Extra, Thank's for the info. Dave I
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 12:42 AM
A 6 foot long King Brown will have similar effects too, But it's a bugger to actually use your own car after tossing the thing inside......
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 12:48 AM
King Browns have straight Fangs, which gets the poison in, in one strike, although not the most poisonous. Dave I
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 12:51 AM
Maybe not, But 1 of the most aggressive Down Under, Most others will hide under your seat whilst perp is flogging the ride, K/B will go thu forkers the minute door is opened......
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 12:57 AM
he he, Sticker Reads on car - 
and I like the under seat part, where the Snake is curled up. Dave I
I can feel the shivers in the spine of the thief in question as they realize the sign they seen was real.
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Yep.....
An alarm with a GPS tracker.
When the alarm is triggered, you get a message from the car alarm/ tracker.
If you want the co-ordinates of your car- you can SMS the car alarm, and it will give you the blue location dot in google maps within 20m of accuracy.
If you have an electric fule pump, you can SMS the car alarm to deactivate the fuel pump.
Looking at this kind of setup for my lx, does anyone have any brand reccomendations?
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Posted 07 May 2014 - 07:23 PM
Looking at this kind of setup for my lx, does anyone have any brand reccomendations?
I hear the cheap ebay ones aren't that good, just like anything cheap.
If you're serious the ones with back to base monitoring are more reliable.
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