Jay351

My sister lost the keys to hers, I spent 10 mins with a paper clip and I got it to unlock..

Compaired to new vehicles I guess they are easier to steal... But for under $200 you could have a ver decent imobilizer that should keep the joyriding kids or crackheads away.. My insurance provider gives discounts if you have one of these too.. Pays itself off!

Or wire in a few kill switches..

InternetRoadkill

1st gens are not secure at all. install an alarm and/or hidden kill switch.

space-junk

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or, if you just wanna be super sure, then pull the coil wire off so that it wont start...
plus, that ones good for a prank if your buddy leaves his door unlocked...

eightnine

x2 the key thing works all my buddies with old toyotas 4x4s can start eachother trucks with the same key

just a 22re

well thats what i told you but i didnt wanna say that lol and its just not yotas guys any older honda yota mazda you get it right all the older imports are the same

i can drive my buddys hondas with my keys and vise versa

space-junk

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im thinking its either the keys are similar and have 20 years of natural filing on the ridges so most older cars accept them or they only had so many cylinder/lock sets and everybody used them...

thedude42

LOL brilliant

01d's kool

that's not a broken spring in my seat, it's an electrode....and my hidden kill switch is aptly named

just a 22re

^^^^^^^^^^^^ wowers im never getting into your ride ever i dont care how good of friends we are lol