Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
#1
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Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
I have a 94 Accord, and I going to be putting a business name on my car. It might let people know that I sometimes have stuff in my trunk.
I plan on disconnecting the remote trunk release cable from the trunk so that it can only be opened with the key. I have a decent paging alarm with door sensors, glass breakage sensor, circuit monitoring sensor, tilt sensor, hood sensor and trunk sensor.
How safe is the trunk from people breaking in? Can they easily pry it open from either the trunk or from the back seat? I know it has that lock on the fold down back seat. How safe is this lock? Can I somehow disable the lock from working, but leave the pull string inside the trunk, in case I want to fold down the seats?
I plan on disconnecting the remote trunk release cable from the trunk so that it can only be opened with the key. I have a decent paging alarm with door sensors, glass breakage sensor, circuit monitoring sensor, tilt sensor, hood sensor and trunk sensor.
How safe is the trunk from people breaking in? Can they easily pry it open from either the trunk or from the back seat? I know it has that lock on the fold down back seat. How safe is this lock? Can I somehow disable the lock from working, but leave the pull string inside the trunk, in case I want to fold down the seats?
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Locks only keep honest people honest. If someone really wants to get in, they will. Sorry, maybe you could get a tank? jk. Good luck man
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#3
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Re: Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
You could install an actuator as a sort of deadbolt. They do it with hot rods, because the cars never had factory locks.
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Re: Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
I have a 94 Accord, and I going to be putting a business name on my car. It might let people know that I sometimes have stuff in my trunk.
I plan on disconnecting the remote trunk release cable from the trunk so that it can only be opened with the key. I have a decent paging alarm with door sensors, glass breakage sensor, circuit monitoring sensor, tilt sensor, hood sensor and trunk sensor.
How safe is the trunk from people breaking in? Can they easily pry it open from either the trunk or from the back seat? I know it has that lock on the fold down back seat. How safe is this lock? Can I somehow disable the lock from working, but leave the pull string inside the trunk, in case I want to fold down the seats?
I plan on disconnecting the remote trunk release cable from the trunk so that it can only be opened with the key. I have a decent paging alarm with door sensors, glass breakage sensor, circuit monitoring sensor, tilt sensor, hood sensor and trunk sensor.
How safe is the trunk from people breaking in? Can they easily pry it open from either the trunk or from the back seat? I know it has that lock on the fold down back seat. How safe is this lock? Can I somehow disable the lock from working, but leave the pull string inside the trunk, in case I want to fold down the seats?
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Re: Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
Link to a slide hammer over at Harbor Freight: http://www.harborfreight.com/15-piec...-set-5469.html
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Re: Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
Yes, opened from the outside. The thief will screw a slide hammer (a tool used in body shops for pulling dents out of sheet metal prior to a Bondo treatment) into the lock cylinder on the trunk lid; one slide of the hammer and the lock cylinder is forcibly yanked out of the trunk lid. All the thief needs to do at that point is to insert a screw driver to unlock the trunk.
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Re: Trunk security for 94-97 Accords
As someone alluded to above, locks only keep honest folks out of your car.
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