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GOOD IDEAS FOR LANDY SECURITY
TDi.Si:
My cousin used to lock a padlock and chain around the clutch or brake upto the steering wheel, guess it was a bit more effective than a normal steering lock!
woody:
rebadge as a
Lada Niva
Range Rover Blues:
I depends where you park it. If it's in earshot then alrams etc will help but if no-one intervenes then all you can do is make it harder to nick than someone elses.
Removable exhaust sections, delayed cut-outs in the ignition, hidden fuel valves all cause inconvenience but have little or no deterant in the first place.
Wheel clamps, padlocks on the steering, security posts are very visual deterants but can eventually be defeated.
I wouldn't leave my dog in the car as I wouldn't want to be burying the dog the same day as my car got nicked!
If it's really that bad then admit defeat and sell it.
Me I have a number of security measures, posts in the drive, steering DicLocks, wheel clamps when I'm away from home, alarms and imobilisers, plus a couple of "other devices" and CCTV.
Litch:
--- Quote from: sighnbox on December 01, 2010, 17:29:33 ---Thanks T30 yes the neutral idea is a good one ....Yes been on to variouse companeys today about removable steering wheels I have a Mountney at the moment and they do a detachable boss but unfortunatly it only works with there M series wheels and not the classic range meaning I need to buy a new steering wheel, a new boss and the snap off adaptor comes to around
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LandRoger:
Leaveing the dogs in the car depends on the dogs you own i wouldnt leave a yapping Jack in the back but a Rottie that doesnt like strangers + his side kick Staffie mate would put off most people, the tossers that nick the trucks are only normal toerags not super gangs tooled up and ready to blow the dogs away , most people that walk by the truck seem to suddenly go wide giveing it a very wide berth, :twisted: :twisted: i will stick with em for now,
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