Theft Recovery Ideas/ Anti-Theft ideas
11-09-2012, 01:59 PM
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Hey Gang,
I have pondered this immensely after getting my own rig lifted from in front of the house on a well-lit street.
The two best solutions I have found are to:
1. Wire up a switch (with fuse inline) from the rear of the efi fuse, and put a open dummy fuse in.
2. Rewire your ignition switch to the horn, relocate the switch to somewhere sneaky (Fake cigarette lighter with push-button starter switch; or having a push button switch actually inside the seat upholstery, so only you know where to press and you still cannot see the switch.)
I have pondered this immensely after getting my own rig lifted from in front of the house on a well-lit street.
The two best solutions I have found are to:
1. Wire up a switch (with fuse inline) from the rear of the efi fuse, and put a open dummy fuse in.
2. Rewire your ignition switch to the horn, relocate the switch to somewhere sneaky (Fake cigarette lighter with push-button starter switch; or having a push button switch actually inside the seat upholstery, so only you know where to press and you still cannot see the switch.)
01-18-2013, 05:34 PM
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any kill switch that still allows the start to crank is best. they can crank and crank till the battery is dead. much rather have a dead battery and my vehicle than not..
the second i go to start someone else vehicle and it doesnt crank. i automatically know its a starter kill and can easily defeated.
the second i go to start someone else vehicle and it doesnt crank. i automatically know its a starter kill and can easily defeated.
07-06-2013, 04:33 AM
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Here is what I did. I got a 14mm x 1.25 nut and a 2" chain ring from Lowe's for about $3.00. I welded the nut to the inside of the ring and threaded it on the 4wd shifter. The shift knob still fits on top of the nut. I got an adjustable lock for about $10.00. Put the shifters in reverse and 4wd then put the lock on. Back in the parking spot if possible, if not the truck will only go backwards about 5 mph.
07-15-2013, 05:26 PM
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Regarding the english russia link here: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f123...l#post50771903
Mut - T - Lock offers a transmission shifter lock for $300: http://www.mul-t-lock-online.com/sto...product_id=222
Pics in action: http://thebluetruck.smugmug.com/Trav...5954&k=Qjqmb45
Mut - T - Lock offers a transmission shifter lock for $300: http://www.mul-t-lock-online.com/sto...product_id=222
Pics in action: http://thebluetruck.smugmug.com/Trav...5954&k=Qjqmb45
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