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Discussion in 'VE Holden Commodore (2006 - 2013)' started by inf3kted, Feb 27, 2011.

  1. Feb 27, 2011 #1
    inf3kted

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    Hi guys i have a ve omega and i was wondering how would i put a kill switch in. My dad tried some methods but they didn't come out succesfull.
     
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    Gambel

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    Probably best to get answers over PM for this one, don't really know who's reading these forums.
     
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    inf3kted

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    Who would i PM for this information -

    edit; all i want to know is which wires etc -
     
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    TinSnips

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    people who know will PM you, mate.
     
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    RiCeY

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    Pull out the fuel pump relay, dont think anyone carrys relays with them :D

    Bit of a pain opening bonnet all the time though...
     
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    What methods did you try?
     
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    TinSnips

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    You mean I'm the only one? Don't I feel silly!
     
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    Whats the point, the car has a factory fitted Transponder Immobilizer system fitted. Makes them a lot harder to steal, not impossible but definitely a lot harder.. Pulling relays etc is just pointless..
     
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    RiCeY

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    If they break in and get your keys obviously.
     
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    Super_Low 91

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    why would you leave keys in the car,,
     
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    RiCeY

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    facepalm

    If they break into your house....
     
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    Super_Low 91

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    Still think it is pointless, but what ever floats ya boat, i wouldn't wanna mess with the wiring on these new cars,
     
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    UFO

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    i tend to agree.... killswitch pointless.
    without the actual keys would be very hard to steal.

    and IF they broke in to my house and took my keys, the last thing I'd want is for them to stay around longer 'asking me' how to start the car! just take the fraking thing, thats what insurance is for!

    besides.... its an omega, not an R8 clubby.
    professionals arent exactly lining up to steal it ;).
     
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    hahaha thats gold
     
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