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Best way to stop the 90 being nicked?

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TimM:

--- Quote from: "Porny" ---without clicking the switch the engine gets no fuel so won't start.
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I had a friend who used a switch to cut off the fuel pump in his escort, he just split the feed wire and ran it to his foglamp switch (no fog lights).


--- Quote from: "Porny" ---But if it won't start, or won't drive they'll tow it...

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But with this in mind, we can't win really  :evil:

Porny:

--- Quote --- I had a friend who used a switch to cut off the fuel pump in his escort, he just split the feed wire and ran it to his foglamp switch (no fog lights).
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But you have a mechanical fuel lift pump on pre Td5 Diesel Land Rovers (bar RoW spec 300Tdi's)....

Some people also say to put a switch in the feed to the fuel pump solenoid... but this is pointless... if someone wanted to pinch the Landy they would just run a seperate 12V feed to it.


Ian

TimM:

--- Quote from: "Porny" ---But you have a mechanical fuel lift pump on pre Td5 Diesel Land Rovers (bar RoW spec 300Tdi's)....

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I know, my Discovery is a 300TDi - that was intended as an example rather than a solution  :wink:


--- Quote from: "Porny" ---but this is pointless...
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Not totally pointless, anything that can be done to stop the opportunist thief is worth while.

Thought I have to agree that if someone really wants your car, whatever make/model, they will come prepared and there is very little that can be done to stop them - worst case would be a few ropes and a HIAB, or something similar, then they can get round any alarms, imobilisers, pedal boxes, switches etc at their leisure  :cry:

Red Defender:
i have a friend who leaves his dog in the car day and night - nice dog greats me like a long lost friend, unless im in a 3 metre radius of the car at which point im on the menu !! :D

hobbit:
I use these on the disco

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