[TombRaiderTim]

Guys,

I found this this weekend. Thought it might be helpfull to someone. Its a great idea.
TJ Alarm

He has many other great write ups on his website also. Ive bookmarked this website

[Jim B]

Very nice and practical. I like the way Stu collects all these excellent write ups from eveyone and places them on his site for all to use. He has some nice write ups of his own too. Excellent source of information.

[Jack H]

Tim, I agree with Jim. Good write-ups and information. I too will bookmark it for further use.

[Alex]

yea stu offroad has always been one of my favorites. He's got some great videos including tracy's roll.

-alex

[Bevis]

The large rat trap that I set and left in my jeep, for the dirtbag down the road to find, while going through my jeep, worked well too.....

[Sky6]

Bevis, on Apr 3 2006, 12:21 AM, said:

The large rat trap that I set and left in my jeep, for the dirtbag down the road to find, while going through my jeep, worked well too.....

Hahahaha. A rat trap for a rat!!!!!

good one.

[JeepN]

It is a good idea, b ut they are still able to cut the wires to the horn to shut her up, only after its been going off for a minute or so.
I prefer to completely disable my jeep from being driven.
I don't have pics or a writeup sice I did it many years ago, but i'll explane it to you.

Find the fuse for your fuel pump, cut it and install a toggle switch in line.
hid the toggle somewhere in your jeep, when you get out, flip the switch.
If someone tries to hotwire the jeep, she will start and run for 15 seconds till she runs out of gas that was in her line, then the motor dies and sounds like there is an engine problem. no theif will stick around to figure out why its not running.

just remember to flip the toggle before you start it, there have been many times that I'm backing out of my garage and it shuts down, takes me a second to remember why.
This is the best way to disable your jeep from theft, so good, you can leave your keys in the jeep when you aren't around.

[TombRaiderTim]

Jeepn, on Aug 20 2006, 06:24 PM, said:

It is a good idea, b ut they are still able to cut the wires to the horn to shut her up, only after its been going off for a minute or so.
I prefer to completely disable my jeep from being driven.
I don't have pics or a writeup sice I did it many years ago, but i'll explane it to you.

Find the fuse for your fuel pump, cut it and install a toggle switch in line.
hid the toggle somewhere in your jeep, when you get out, flip the switch.
If someone tries to hotwire the jeep, she will start and run for 15 seconds till she runs out of gas that was in her line, then the motor dies and sounds like there is an engine problem. no theif will stick around to figure out why its not running.

just remember to flip the toggle before you start it, there have been many times that I'm backing out of my garage and it shuts down, takes me a second to remember why.
This is the best way to disable your jeep from theft, so good, you can leave your keys in the jeep when you aren't around.

I did something similar. Should work great

[YJCrazy]

when i wanted to install and alarm on my jeep, i went through a box of my brothers old car stuff and found the air shock sensor from and old alarm, i put that under the dash and put an inline switch to turn it on or off and wired it to the air horn i had previously installed. since the air shock sensor has a 5 second delay, i dont have to worry about the horn going off as soon as i open my door.

[Wildbill]

What's an Air Shock Sensor?

Wildbill

[YJCrazy]

an air shock snesor can tell if the air around it moves suddenly, its kind of like a level, if the bubble on the inside moves too much it goes off.

[Wildbill]

JBUGGY, on Oct 4 2006, 09:39 AM, said:

an air shock snesor can tell if the air around it moves suddenly, its kind of like a level, if the bubble on the inside moves too much it goes off.

Oh!!!!

Thanks......... I think

Wildbill