NOPHO84K30
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anti theft ignition lock
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Very popular out here in CA, they do work but look kinda bulky.
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I use 1 they work pretty good
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pop the steering wheel off remove the lock ring
run a jumper wire to the distributer
jump the starter solenoid
and someone just stole your truck even with that ignition lock on
it can be done in less than 5 minutes and quietly
why would you lock up your ignition unless they have a key to it there are easier ways to steal a chevy than to knock out the ignition
nothing will 100 percent keep your truck from being stolen
If I was to steal a truck I would just use my wrecker and tow it away its easy fast and will not raise suspension unless someone knows the truck.
I have done repos with my wrecker basically legally stealing cars and trucks
run a jumper wire to the distributer
jump the starter solenoid
and someone just stole your truck even with that ignition lock on
it can be done in less than 5 minutes and quietly
why would you lock up your ignition unless they have a key to it there are easier ways to steal a chevy than to knock out the ignition
nothing will 100 percent keep your truck from being stolen
If I was to steal a truck I would just use my wrecker and tow it away its easy fast and will not raise suspension unless someone knows the truck.
I have done repos with my wrecker basically legally stealing cars and trucks
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this would be easy to get around but it is very visible and would stop IDIOTS from stealing your ride
I am a honest person and would never steal any ones ride
I have been given many abandoned vehicles of all makes because I can tow them away. I have learned how break into vehicles and to get past ignition locks with ease.
this ignition lock would not stop a person like me from stealing anything and there are a lot of people with similar knowledge out there.
it will only stop idiots from stealing a ride
this would be easy to get around but it is very visible and would stop IDIOTS from stealing your ride
I am a honest person and would never steal any ones ride
I have been given many abandoned vehicles of all makes because I can tow them away. I have learned how break into vehicles and to get past ignition locks with ease.
this ignition lock would not stop a person like me from stealing anything and there are a lot of people with similar knowledge out there.
it will only stop idiots from stealing a ride
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True its easy. Maybe work as a visual deterrent more then physical
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Kledus. I appreciate your knowledge thanks
let's think stealing a ride by driving is what most "jackers" they hop in and go straight for the ignition switch. It's quick. I personally can give my experience with tow jacking.... years ago while sitting in my A body drinking a beer a tow truck driver drives by and backs up. Hops out comes to my car slams the hood demanding I back my car up to his truck. Long story short the police said because he never hooked up that I couldn't press charges.:-(
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let's think stealing a ride by driving is what most "jackers" they hop in and go straight for the ignition switch. It's quick. I personally can give my experience with tow jacking.... years ago while sitting in my A body drinking a beer a tow truck driver drives by and backs up. Hops out comes to my car slams the hood demanding I back my car up to his truck. Long story short the police said because he never hooked up that I couldn't press charges.:-(Sent from the dust in front of you!
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I always thought a hidden ignition/fuel cutout was the best route to prevent theft. Even if they broke column and got it to crank, it still wouldn't start. I can't remember last time I took keys out of one of my trucks, just flip a hidden switch and leave them. Of course most are parked behind a locked gate or in a locked building now but still it's the little things that screw with the thevies.
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I always leave my keys in mine. It's the cheapest vehicle I have, and I'd rather somebody just get in it and go rather come inside and try to kill me for my keys.
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It also helps that my exhaust is loud enough it rattles all the windows in the house when it's started, and I could probably make it outside before they ever got out of the driveway.
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I use my auto page alarm starter kill wiring with a relay to kill power to my ignition coil this column lock is more for a visual deterrent side note I've never heard our experienced you're having till I came to tx. Ok was just about to go get another beer, but something said just chill. Good thing I did cause the car would of been gone in the wind lol
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this column lock is more for a visual deterrent side note I've never heard our experienced you're having till I came to tx. Ok was just about to go get another beer, but something said just chill. Good thing I did cause the car would of been gone in the wind lolSent from the dust in front of you!
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People laugh when I say they might break in but they ain't gonna want to start my loud ass truck with summit race mufflers lol
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They wouldn't get very far at 60mph before I got in one of my other vehicles and caught up with them. And there's never much gas in the 85. Dipshit kids like to siphon it, so I never put very much in it.
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