anti-theft device

**knicks1204** · September 15th, 2004 02:20 AM

nakapanuod po ba kyo ng tv patrol nung Sept. 13? meron po kseng na-feature na anti-theft device... 5K Php daw tapos ii-install sa kotse mo... meron daw maliit na parang stick na pinapasok sa ilalim ng steering wheel.. everytime papaandarin mo ung kotse, kailangan naka-pasok ung stick na un... pag lampas ng 30 secs. automatic daw na hihinto ung kotse pag d nakapasok ung stick na un... kung meron po kayong info about what i'm talking about, post nyo lang po d2... thanks!

**delta96** · October 23rd, 2004 12:18 AM

......that kind of anti-theft device is a crap! 'coz it can only protect your car from a theft when unattended, what if you're inside(driver seat) at parking area with your engine running then at gunpoint by a theft declaring carnap!??it means he can take your hot car 'coz you've already started your engine and ready to roll.
......i strongly suggest you have to check it out what kind of anti-theft device installed on my car recently. attended car or not, running engine or not, even at gunpoint with your engine running or not juz hand-over your key/car and after 20secs. engine will shutdown and he can't start/run your car anymore then only you can start/run you car again...and all carnapping combinations will not work!its a total theft proof!&more security features. very discreet technology designed not to be cracked by carnapper wizards. LIFETIME WARRANTY PA!

**knicks1204** · October 23rd, 2004 12:49 AM

uuuuyyyy.... delta96... pwede makita ung anti-theft device mo? nakakatakot na kse ngayon eh... kahit may alarm, etc, nagagawan parn ng paraan para makuha ung car... :D pm mo po me... very interested in that anti-theft device of yours.. TIA..

**delta96** · October 23rd, 2004 01:10 AM

......you are absolutely right! even expensive top of the line car alarms is nothing for those car thefts! it won't keep your hard-earned car immune from those villains.
...hv juz sent u pm about this, chk it out.

**pissword** · October 23rd, 2004 08:03 AM

sir delta how much does it cost?? if ok lang... hehe yan muna itatanong ko bago ko gusto malaman saan

**ghosthunter** · October 23rd, 2004 12:37 PM

Originally posted by knicks1204
nakapanuod po ba kyo ng tv patrol nung Sept. 13? meron po kseng na-feature na anti-theft device... 5K Php daw tapos ii-install sa kotse mo... meron daw maliit na parang stick na pinapasok sa ilalim ng steering wheel.. everytime papaandarin mo ung kotse, kailangan naka-pasok ung stick na un... pag lampas ng 30 secs. automatic daw na hihinto ung kotse pag d nakapasok ung stick na un... kung meron po kayong info about what i'm talking about, post nyo lang po d2... thanks!

I had a similar device in my previous ride... this one I just had it made myself and a friendly car electrician.

Basically my device is a "switch" to cut-off the power to the electric fuel pump. The switch I used is a stereo headphone plug and its corresponding socket. The plug is simply wired all its contact points together.

So before you start your car, you have to turn on your fuel pump by pluging in the headphone plug. If you started your engine and then pulled out the plug, the engine will idle about 10 to 20 seconds before stalling due to lack of fuel.

Its basically a type of fuelpump cut-off or ignition cut-off switch.

**knicks1204** · October 23rd, 2004 02:04 PM

wow.. galing naman po ghosthunter... creative.. :D

**delta96** · October 24th, 2004 01:29 AM

......not bad technique about ghosthunter anti-theft system & ofkurs yes-creative! but what if the carnapper wait for you to start your engine before taking your car or ask you to start your engine with gunpoint at you??? it means they can drive&take your car away which use to happen nowadays! that carnapping situation will not work with my "global tech anti-theft device" worth 15k w/lifetime warranty. if you can set-up 15-30k audio on your car or 35k+ of mags...,15k is nothing for the total security of your car. check my post at classifieds/security. its not only your car you can save but your life as well. act now b4 its too late!!! as per pnp record almost 200 cars was reported being carnapped every month.

**ghosthunter** · October 24th, 2004 03:08 AM

actually the fuel pump kill switch is positioned near the door... so its pretty easy to pull out the plug without anyone noticing it.

It was designed with carjacking in mind.

**iqaruzz** · October 24th, 2004 06:49 AM

talking about anti-theft.

pinasok ang kotse ko noong monday (18 oct) f*&k inis na inis ako basag ang salamin, wasak ang susian at ignition. sinira pa ng siren ng alarm ko.
buti na lang may 3 akong immobilizer.
since na wala akong oras para dalahin sa mekaniko iniligay ko muna sa garahe namin sa bahay.
noong friday pinasok na naman. tinangay yoong turbo timer, head unit, at sinimot ang cd ko..

hay naku.. gusto kong nang palitan ng upuan ko ng electric chair kung pupuwede lang eh.

any advice open ako..

**ghosthunter** · October 24th, 2004 10:23 AM

time to move to a new and safer neighborhood.

**niky** · October 24th, 2004 01:25 PM

My anti-theft device cost me a lot... Php 90,000 for a new garage. :D

I particularly like the idea of a fuel pump kill switch... what about going one further? I used to have an ECU killswitch hidden under my dashboard... but as no one has tried to carnap me... I've never had the chance to use it.

But the fuel pump killswitch is sneakier... they would be about 50 meters away before the car stops... enough time for you to run. :D

**ghosthunter** · October 24th, 2004 02:21 PM

Originally posted by niky

But the fuel pump killswitch is sneakier... they would be about 50 meters away before the car stops... enough time for you to run. :D

actually the fuel pump kill switch will stall the engine the moment when they floor the gas pedal... basically the engine will run on what gas is left in the fuel line (not much). You can try it by pulling out the fuse for the fuel pump from your car's fuse box (location may vary depending on the car make and model).

But even then, you'll be outside the car so you can run away... you can always go back for your car later, its not going anywhere with no gas going to the engine.

**111prez** · October 24th, 2004 05:40 PM

i used to have an alarm where, after starting the car and for some minutes after that, you have to enter a code otherwise mag a-alarm and then, mag shut down ang engine. i think when you open the door on the driver's side, you have to reenter the code again.

the upside is that i usually enter the code pag nakatakbo na ako at locked na ang lahat ng pintuan. if a carnapper wanted to get in can before i entered the code, i will just give him the keys and he wont get far

the downside is that you have to enter a code everytime you start the car and also when you open the door

medyo hassle lang talaga. one time, i got forgot to enter the code and the car stopped in the middle of the street with the alarm blaring. nakakahiya talaga! it took me sometime to shut it down

i wonder if this alarm is still being sold.

**revoGSX** · October 24th, 2004 07:21 PM

mahal naman ng global tech alarm.. 15K ?

any pictures of the alarm components?

how does it work? yan ba yung meron 2nd hidden switch for carjackking?

**iqaruzz** · October 24th, 2004 08:24 PM

Originally posted by ghosthunter
.... You can try it by pulling out the fuse for the fuel pump from your car's fuse box (location may vary depending on the car make and model).

gusto ko itong idea, medyo madali..
pupuwede naman sigurong i-relocate ang fuse nito para madaling hugutin..
gawing keychain.

**ghosthunter** · October 24th, 2004 09:16 PM

Originally posted by iqaruzz
gusto ko itong idea, medyo madali..
pupuwede naman sigurong i-relocate ang fuse nito para madaling hugutin..
gawing keychain.

just dont loose your "keychain". ;)

**knicks1204** · October 24th, 2004 11:50 PM

alangya ghosthunter... magkano ba fee mo? i think you've convinced me to have something similar installed to my car... d naman kaya papangit itsura ng interior? tanong lang..

**ghosthunter** · October 25th, 2004 12:10 AM

Originally posted by knicks1204
alangya ghosthunter... magkano ba fee mo? i think you've convinced me to have something similar installed to my car... d naman kaya papangit itsura ng interior? tanong lang..

i do have a professional consultation fee but I'll waive it this time. ;)

As for the looks, that depends on what you can find to use as your "switch". Personally I'd suggest something that doesn't shine too much so it would be unnoticed even when you are carrying it in your hand.

Anyway, nearly anything can be used as a "switch". An audio headphone plug or a coax plug, etc. as long as it has two or more contact points. A plus-factor is if you can have a "ring" on it to hook it up with your car keys.

**delta96** · October 30th, 2004 04:43 PM

...for revoGSX, Global Tech price(15k) is nothing for the total security of your car! its the ultimate solution for any carnapping situation may arise, the "above" idea or technique is not bad but it won't work on "carjacking" i presume..!?!
unlike for Global Tech even at gunpoint while on parking(even w/your engine idling) juz let the carnapper take/run your car(w/o doing anything)then approx 15-23secs. engine will stop followed by loud siren and the carnapper will not be able to start the engine anymore prompting the him to panic and leave your car, then only you can start the engine again. you must see the our actual demo(2c is 2believe).definitely no hassle, you dont have to plug/unplug &carry any plug w/you as what being posted. LIFETIME WARRANTY pa yan mga 'tol! check it out..!(0916*******)

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