Immobilising switch

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Immobilising switch

Post by mark206000 »

I got a switch from just kampers, big round thing with a removable red key, you might have seen it

I want to connect it somewhere that isn't too obvious to the common crook to be used as an immobiliser

I don't know what wire would be ok to break to let me connect it up. Any ideas ?

PM any cryptic secrets !

Cheers, Mark :D
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Post by Horza »

Well I could tell you but then you and indeed everyone else who reads the forum would know!!!!!!!!!

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Post by cumbriankeith »

I put mine under the drivers seat and it's in the main earth lead from the battery to the body. I've put a low value fuse around the switch so that the clock keeps going and so that if you do put the key in and turn the ignition on it looks like it would work - but when you try and crank then it blows the fuse and won't start. I've only forgotten a couple of times!

And if you think that under the seat is a bit easy to access for tealeafs then I also have a hidden switch that breaks the main feed to the ignition. But I'm not going to tell you where that is - otherwise I'd have to shoot you!
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Post by futurecut »

I saw a bay with the switch mounted in the rear panel above the engine bay (externally)- the tube the key fits into potruded slightly. Thought this was a bit odd but there must be some reason for it?

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Post by Plasticman »

Keith , if you wont tell mark then tell me , go on tell me, promise I wont let on.. :twisted:

future c , he/she was probably using it as an earth kill as it saves a wiring fire,
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