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Car Almost Stolen

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take the rotar button out for the time being just don't lose it

 

what's a rotor button?

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  • My Corolla has a chain mounted beside the centre console so the gear lever can be locked in 4th or reverse. Probably only stops the little punks taking it cos they can't stop laughing at it..

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Open up the dizy cap and have a look. Pic below is of one...

 

If you were going down that path it would be easier and just as effective to take the coil to distributor ignition lead off - that's what we used to do before we installed a kill switch...

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OR do what harley davidson owners do - high tensile steel chain with a kevlar cover over the chain and special D-shackles dynabolted to the concrete. Then chain your rollie to the concrete. If you have a sense of humour see if you can make what appears to be a pushbike lock that appears to be locked with it! ;)

I used to remove the Coil-Dizzy lead on the 25. Luckily i havent had any attempted break in's on any of my cars, Touch wood.

 

Although my old mans 98 pathfinder used to get broken into a few times. The last time it happened the pricks stole a briefcase and a bunch of keys. The only reason my old man found that the car was broken into was that the people around the corner called him after finding his breif case and keys thrown in the middle of their street. Little Carnts

only prob with taking the lead is if they realy want it they will run it on 3 cylinders and use the lead that your go to the spark plug for a col dizzy lead lol i don't know how much effort they would go to but yea

only prob with taking the lead is if they realy want it they will run it on 3 cylinders and use the lead that your go to the spark plug for a col dizzy lead lol i don't know how much effort they would go to but yea
only prob with taking the lead is if they realy want it they will run it on 3 cylinders and use the lead that your go to the spark plug for a col dizzy lead lol i don't know how much effort they would go to but yea

 

If it doesnt start i have a feeling they'd leave it and find something else.

ease of mind "insurance" NRMA got a good policy on old corolla`s,got mine done no worries and sleeping more better now!!get a quote you might find better than any of this stupid gadgets???

Insurance is only good if your car gets stolen or broken into. This is more, theft prevention.

ive got a kill switch hooked up on the starter relay,

 

if you want to be a 1934285093458934% sure no 14 year old is gonna steal it, put a chain through the wheel and the tow hook and padlock ;)

 

 

its gonna squeel if its gonna move

Insurance is only good if your car gets stolen or broken into. This is more, theft prevention.

like what he posted "they rolled(push) the car away from the drive way"jimmy the door lock and barrel if they got it going bye,bye rolla!or maybe even torched!!!

true. but you have to do things that are gonna make the scum think twice before even trying that shit.

how else can you prevent a corolla be pushed down the road?

turn the steering wheel to full lock with club lock attached.

 

i think my way i will accually try, chain trough the wheel and padlocked to the tow point on the front of the ke55 ;)

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