Ford Transit Forum

by **bigjohnthomas** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 3:30 pm

SCANIAMAN wrote:You all mad ! keep your imobilisers,wheel locks,chains wrapped around pedals ! anyone wanna test my security ! feel free to make a booking ,I wont feed day before for total protection !

All 42 present and correct :?:

I hear in Europe the fci count them all and have to hold them down sometimes to do it
Aparentley quite a few have 2 missing :shock:

by **Highlander250469** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 4:00 pm

In the words of the old joke...

Can it put out fires?

by **SCANIAMAN** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 4:06 pm

Oh yes ! all correct ! even though a little movement in them,but I think thats allowed as he has had a few live bites !!

http://www.cmku.cz/

by **bigjohnthomas** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 5:48 pm

A foreigner pinching all our English dogs jobs :shock:

by **squirkane2010** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 6:26 pm

t2myd wrote:
whitevanw0man wrote:I wish there was a like button on this forum as I'd like the above dog related posts. I have "Beware of the dog" stickers on both my vans (Peugeot Partner and Mk6 Tranny) and my big black mongrel (looks similar to a GSD) is usually inside whichever one I'm driving.

But I've become a bit complacent about security so thanks for the heads up, I've got a steering wheel lock and a wheel clamp for a trailer which I don't really use so I will start using those regularly now although not sure if the wheel clamp will fit the Tranny wheels so might have to use the steering wheel lock on the Tranny and the wheel clamp on the Partner. There's no sign writing on either van (both are personal use only) although the Partner has paw prints all over it, so I might do the same for the Tranny.

A few years ago I managed to lock my keys, phone, purse and dog in the Partner and was about to have a major panic when a young lad told me not to worry, he could get into it with a bit of packing strip plastic. And he did, in about 30 seconds - he apologised for it taking so long! He said he was out of practice and he used to be able to do it in about 10 seconds. He folded the plastic strip in half, slid it through the closed drivers door, and hooked it around the lock post and then pulled it upwards. Hey Presto! As a result I now carry a piece of plastic strip in my purse. It taught me a lesson but living in a very rural area, it's very easy to get complacent and I have slipped a bit with regards to security recently.

so you have a purse , wtf

maybe u should read the posters name first!!!

by **Trickie Dickie** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 6:42 pm

SCANIAMAN wrote:They will make a huge error if they think they can take mine ! ....I got dogs in mine 24/7......this is what happened to the last ones !
http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu89 ... ure499.jpg

Scaniaman
Please, Please, Please, tell me that's the scumbag's blood and not the dogs.

by **Herts** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 6:51 pm

What about an isolator switch ????

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Master-Batter ... 259wt_1270

At least you won't have to pick up it's poo.!

:lol:

Andy

by **SCANIAMAN** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 7:19 pm

Trickie Dickie wrote:
SCANIAMAN wrote:They will make a huge error if they think they can take mine ! ....I got dogs in mine 24/7......this is what happened to the last ones !
http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/uu89 ... ure499.jpg

Scaniaman
Please, Please, Please, tell me that's the scumbag's blood and not the dogs.

No ! unfortunatly it was the dogs ....from demolishing his alloy crate ! from trying and get to them.
cant understand some people ....big sign on van 'DOG VAN'.

why would you want to try steal it ? :lol:

by **martynx** » Fri Mar 02, 2012 7:27 pm

On my car, i took out fuses till one made it not turnover then wired in a simple switch to that fuses wire and hid it.

Looking at car security hacking devices, some communicate via the obd socket to disable immo, add keys etc, a simple switch to break continuity on 1 or 2 wires to it would thwart that attempt, & do it on a a data line rather than power to confuse them! Fords obd socket wiring is available online..