good place to hide a kill switch...
10-24-2007, 05:34 PM
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Re: (Fuzzy Rhubarb)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Fuzzy Rhubarb »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Wire up a fingerprint reader. 
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It's still just a switch. Ain't gonna do **** if they find it.
</TD></TR></TABLE> It's still just a switch. Ain't gonna do **** if they find it.
10-24-2007, 07:03 PM
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A kill switch won't protect your car if the thieves really want your car. Tracing wires isn't hard.
My car is messed up in a sense, but it just adds pretty good security for me.
You know how when you start your car you have the press the clutch down all the way for it to hit a button so your car can start? Just take out that pole that hits the button and get under there everyday and press the button down with your hand and start your car. It's security but it's very annoying to get down there imo. Especially when it's pouring rain...
My car is messed up in a sense, but it just adds pretty good security for me.
You know how when you start your car you have the press the clutch down all the way for it to hit a button so your car can start? Just take out that pole that hits the button and get under there everyday and press the button down with your hand and start your car. It's security but it's very annoying to get down there imo. Especially when it's pouring rain...
10-30-2007, 08:01 PM
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Electronic keypad is pretty cool. I bought one and installed it with my alarm. It comes with a code that must be entered right or car won't crank.
More than sure it can be overridden some how by a theif but just another deterent!!
More than sure it can be overridden some how by a theif but just another deterent!!
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Re: good place to hide a kill switch... (Foxcow)
Hi guy, question...using the sigarette lighter as a puch button to close the starting circuit for your car? Does this not leave your car lighter useless for whell (lighting a sigarette, or charging your phone)? Unless some sort of a relay is itereduced i cant see it having 12dc supplied to the lighter and also double as a push button for the starting circuit?
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