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- From: todd_oconnor@taligent.com (Todd O'Connor)
- Newsgroups: rec.autos.tech
- Subject: Re: alarm system recommendati
- Message-ID: <BtCHFz.3L8@taligent.com>
- Date: 21 Aug 92 17:47:58 GMT
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- This "theft" device will work if you have a standard where the clutch and brake
- pedals are close together. Buy a heavy duty lock (Master or some other type) with
- a shank long enough to enclose both the brake and clutch arms (?) and lock it.
- Which comes first, can't start or can't stop? The only way around this is to blow
- away the lock or cut through a serious piece of metal, ie. the brake or clutch arm,
- and then not have that pedal available.
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- But then again if they want it bad enough.......
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- tc
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