My stolen civic recovered, no broken ignition?
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My stolen civic recovered, no broken ignition?
As many of you might know, my car was stolen at square one 2 weeks ago and she was found tonite in a parking lot in toronto. The deck, amps, subs , my new era baseball hat? are all gone. On top of that the engine is leaking alot of oil and is not drivable. But to my suprise, the ignition is still in tact and not broken at all. My question is, is there anyway to hotwire a car without breaking the ignition ? or does sumone have a duplicate of my key?
Last edited by tom-ee; 12-Oct-2007 at 04:20 AM.
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Thing u can do to try a stop them.
#1 removeable steering wheel hub ( this is good 4 the gone in 60 seconds type but some use tow trucks )
#2 Good alarm with a back up battery ( i have a horn in the fender and under the dash, you need ear plugs to stop your ears from bleeding )
#3 fuel or ignition cut off ( no fuel no go - no power no go )
#4 have you seen snakes on a plan! lol just a joke dont put a snake in your car it might bit you on the ****! like in the movie.
#1 removeable steering wheel hub ( this is good 4 the gone in 60 seconds type but some use tow trucks )
#2 Good alarm with a back up battery ( i have a horn in the fender and under the dash, you need ear plugs to stop your ears from bleeding )
#3 fuel or ignition cut off ( no fuel no go - no power no go )
#4 have you seen snakes on a plan! lol just a joke dont put a snake in your car it might bit you on the ****! like in the movie.
Last edited by Sirberner; 13-Oct-2007 at 07:21 PM.
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Honestly speaking, if a theif wants your car no matter how much you do, they can find a way.
For a quick ****** and grab, if there were two cars parked beside each other, one with a club, and one without, the one without a club would have a higher probability of being tampered with.
So short term, yes, but long term, no.
For a quick ****** and grab, if there were two cars parked beside each other, one with a club, and one without, the one without a club would have a higher probability of being tampered with.
So short term, yes, but long term, no.
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