66 6f hcs has a brilliant idea

Okay... got that down.... And you live where? LOL : )


On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 23:30:58 GMT, "ArchTaib" >
wrote:

>hey there, i have a kill switch in my car.. it's not so bad. mounted right
>on the dash with the label "foglights". this switch, when flipped, provides
>power not to my foglights-- which i wired into the headlight switch...
>instead it redirects my 12V starter relay to the rear defroster switch,
>which, when pressed in conjunction with my 'foglights' switched on and the
>ignition key to the 'start' position, engages the starter motor. two
>switches, innocent, right there on the dash. my car has been broken into
>twice and not stolen, since the first thefting... though both times they
>tried to start it with the column busted open and a screwdriver jammed in
>there, with no luck.
>
>
> wrote in message
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>> On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 10:42:45 -0400, Dodge-Him
>> > wrote:
>>
>>>One of the first things crooks do is look for the kill switch in the
>>>usual suspect places!!!
>>>They don't like cars that won't start and sometimes trash them as
>>>punishment for fooling them.
>>>The rotor is a very good ides I once took mine from the Toronto Area to
>>>the Vancouver in my suit case Just because I could flip it in there! It
>>>was a dual point Mallory and would have been real hard to replace.
>>>Also chained the hood down with a paddle lock. This was after my car was
>>>stolen and partially stripped!
>>>Dodgem
>>>
>>
>> if their smart enough to find where I hide the kill switch
>> they are pros. and ya dont stand much chance
>>
>> hurc ast
>

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