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Dave K:

--- Quote from: "TRUG2" --- What you need is something that notifies you the moment the vehicle starts moving.......
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The amount of work I've had to do lately, if it moved I'd keel over in shock! [-o<

Clutch Claw, Immobilisers, nuff said.
As has been said, if they really want it, they'll get it.

iomlr:
what about those land rover hand brake locks. looks like a normal land rover hand brake but it has a lock in it that u just use a key to unlock it! i saw them in LRO a few years back now, i'll see if i can find them on the WWW.

Evilgoat:

--- Quote from: "TRUG2" ---More and more vehicles are being stolen by lifting it directly onto the back of a transporter..... What you need is something that notifies you the moment the vehicle starts moving.......
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Looked into detecting just that via strain gauges on the suspension mounts/arms, way too fragile for a 4x4 and not cheap.

SteveG:

--- Quote from: "TRUG2" ---More and more vehicles are being stolen by lifting it directly onto the back of a transporter.....
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What ballshit! I think you'll find that's an extremely small percentage of car thefts. Does happen but nowhere near the amount you claim.

Steve

Porny:

--- Quote from: "Berliner Beer" ---Joe Edwards suggested to me a hidden switch in the fuel injection wires. Hide in the cab somewhere. Not done it yet but seemed like a cheap option?
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Completely pointless.... under the bonnet, a length of wire and problem overcome!!  Two lengths of wire and you'll have the engine running.

I actually had my post deleated on Land Rover Net (one of the above links) for stating that!!!  :shock:


Also normal battery isolators aren't bad... esp. the heavy duty metal ones (which I sell  :wink: ).  All the FIA does is protect the alternator, but has a plastic key which is pretty daft as some of them aren't that strong, and the keys are avaliable anywhere.

Depends if you want a kill switch, or a isolator switch.


Ian

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