after finding a extra ignition barrel hidden on a fiesta in the scrap yard it got me thinking of how i could add a simple yet affective bit of security that would be quite difficult to get around using the gear stick.

the best place i can find to explain is it here.. http://www.bear-lock.pl/enuslugi.php

little lever that locks the arm in gear, preventing it from being driven.

what ideas do you guys have that i could use to make my own as i know what i want to do, just cant get my head around the mechanics part of it!!

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Just put a switch on the starter motor feed, then hide it in the dash somewhere. Simples.

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SportKA - I've driven one and its deffinately a Girls car

Ford Fair 2010 0-60 7.45 secs Trek 4100

Save the trees, wipe your arse with a Cosworth

if u have any black switches ( heated front screen) thats not used get a std switch and like matty put wire it to stater motor

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can anybody write up a quick guide on how to do this?

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The Fat Fake Xr2i

could do that as well, but what i was looking for was a physical object to stop the gear stick from moving by using a key and lock!!

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http://www.afs-securitysystems.com/Mul- ... r-Lock.php

hows that dude?!....bracket bolts to the floor with shear bolts so you snap the drive part of the head off leaving a smooth bit....and thats that..no price list tho so its probs more than your cars worth

Jam

Edit...found this...http://www.autolok.com/Pages/Aoriginal.htm

those autolok ones are pointless on mk3's do you know why?....


gearknob screws off

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The Fat Fake Xr2i

went down a back lane rallying her through the water splash

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the wifes 2i has 1 of those proper locks that locks it in 1st gear, its a pointless waist of space, it locks the car in 1st gear, so you can still nick the car yes it would be a slow get away but it can still be driven.

if i remember i'll take a pic all you can see from inside the car is the lock part the key goes in the rest is under the car.

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think it would be easier to use a standard crook lock steering wheel thing, may be in conjunction with a switch on the fuel pump feed, one thing i like about clearly visual security devices is hopefull put them of breaking in in first place rather than smash window and try rip dash apart

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Will