Defender Virgin 2018
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Just bought my first Defender. What is the best option here?
Defender 90 1994 best anti theft device?
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Trench Rat
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a locked compound, a big dog and a gun.
Honestly though, it depends on how determined they are. A wheel clamp, steering lock, clutch claw etc.
There's some good lanes up by Farnham. Saw some guys doing some on motorbikes. Can't remember exactly where. On youtube tho.
Honestly though, it depends on how determined they are. A wheel clamp, steering lock, clutch claw etc.
There's some good lanes up by Farnham. Saw some guys doing some on motorbikes. Can't remember exactly where. On youtube tho.
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Disclok for the steering wheel (turn to full lock before putting it on to reduce the chance of the car being dragged successfully).
http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/
Type in lz-10 for a members 10% discount.
Mark it with Alphadots and put the stickers in obvious places.
https://www.alpha-dot.co.uk/
http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/
Type in lz-10 for a members 10% discount.
Mark it with Alphadots and put the stickers in obvious places.
https://www.alpha-dot.co.uk/
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Defender Virgin 2018
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Thanks for the replies.
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Pedal box / lock. MUST be a type which completely covers the pedals. If the thieves can still see the pedals they can cut the pads off and drive on the stumps, pedals can also be bent and used. Clutch claw is a waste of time.
Hippo
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Etch windows and register with isr
Fit an alarm with vibration and motion sensing
Cap or change the door hinge bolts to stop them getting nicked or falling oft
Change bolts in lights to security type so they dun't get nicked or taken out to disable the horn
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/security-etching-glass.242382/
Fit an alarm with vibration and motion sensing
Cap or change the door hinge bolts to stop them getting nicked or falling oft
Change bolts in lights to security type so they dun't get nicked or taken out to disable the horn
https://www.landyzone.co.uk/land-rover/security-etching-glass.242382/
Muppetdaze
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So a pack of jack russells won't be acceptable to the thatcham approval testers?
Hippo
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They will s**t everywhere and escape through the gaps in the door seals.
doriz
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Just keep it in a ****ty state and no one will look at it.
payydg
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I just makes sure that mine requires constant mechanical attention. That way it’s off the road most of the time and undrivable and can’t be stolen. Totally deliberate and definitely not because it’s an unreliable rusty piece of ****.
