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Defenderofthefaith
New Member
I've literally just ordered a Disklok for my 110, thinking of some other security as well.
Mine has a disclock which was its only security but noticed on the back of the steering wheel the bolts which hold it on so not much use, purely a deterrent to the local scum.
Ok, let's just say it has a very good alarm fitted with immobiliser, tilt sensors, close proximity warnings, fuel cut off valve to be added, siren wouldn't be found easy if trying to access engine bay and close proximity would trigger, full central locking fitted at the same time, anti hijack system and remote start.
It's a rolling project and I've spent a lot on it so far so this hopefully ensures it stays in my hands so future plans including the chassis, new doors and respray don't go to waste.
It's a 93 L plate so plenty to do but wanted one since leaving the forces and will never be sold, it's great.
Ok, let's just say it has a very good alarm fitted with immobiliser, tilt sensors, close proximity warnings, fuel cut off valve to be added, siren wouldn't be found easy if trying to access engine bay and close proximity would trigger, full central locking fitted at the same time, anti hijack system and remote start.
It's a rolling project and I've spent a lot on it so far so this hopefully ensures it stays in my hands so future plans including the chassis, new doors and respray don't go to waste.
It's a 93 L plate so plenty to do but wanted one since leaving the forces and will never be sold, it's great.
Freddy 007
Gone but not forgotten
As many have said before if they really want it you can't stop them. But you can try and put them off and slow them down. And if the worst does happen at least you will feel you did as much as practical.
I hope it stays yours for many year
I hope it stays yours for many year
As many have said before if they really want it you can't stop them. But you can try and put them off and slow them down. And if the worst does happen at least you will feel you did as much as practical.
I hope it stays yours for many year
Yes unfortunately that is the case but I'm much happier now than I was with no security whatsoever and sleep easier
THEengineer
whatever
i got one of these LAND ROVER DEFENDER SECURITY SAFE T PEDAL HEAVY DUTY LOCKS | eBay
Jason2
Well-Known Member
My thought was what if the pedal lock was adapted so that it lightly applied the brakes at the same time or would it fnuck up seals being under pressure ??
Jongould
New Member
Can you? How's that then? With the one I had there was no way of using any pedal without pressing them all...
THEengineer
whatever
bollocks can you please explain how you use the clutch brakes and accelerator when theres a fooking great big steel plate bolted over them
Dobbs
Active Member
Simple. You'll find the scallywags will either saw the pedal arms to get the lock off, and drive it on the stubs. Or they'll drive it away with the lock in place, usually on idle or by connecting a hand-pull wire to the throttle under the bonnet.. Changing gear without the clutch is simple, and braking with the handbrake is also easy but harmful. Mind you, scallys don't usuaily worry about the damage they cause. Or they just tow it away.
Like I said, one type of lock in isolation is easily overcome. Check Rattys security poll thread for more info.
