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Wow, sorry to hear about the break in.......
I've been worried about thieves around my area, too. There has been a lot of weird stuff going on around my townhouse complex...a lot of people's cars have been getting broken into, my car cover was lifted up quite a few times <have it strapped down pretty good, where a person needs lift it by hand to remove it> and a few of my neighbors and I have witnessed on numerous occassions people scoping out cars.....maybe the crackheads need money for Xmas presents
anyways guys that live Waikele/Waipio area <and everywhere else> watch your stuff, I posted on forums and others that live around my area have noticed stuff like this going on, too...sucks that they're targeting Subies now
http://www.forumshawaii.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=346223
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I've been worried about thieves around my area, too. There has been a lot of weird stuff going on around my townhouse complex...a lot of people's cars have been getting broken into, my car cover was lifted up quite a few times <have it strapped down pretty good, where a person needs lift it by hand to remove it> and a few of my neighbors and I have witnessed on numerous occassions people scoping out cars.....maybe the crackheads need money for Xmas presents
anyways guys that live Waikele/Waipio area <and everywhere else> watch your stuff, I posted on forums and others that live around my area have noticed stuff like this going on, too...sucks that they're targeting Subies now
http://www.forumshawaii.net/vbb/showthread.php?t=346223
back to topic =)
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If things are getting scoped around where you live I would seriously look into getting some cameras and setting them up where they have a good view of the action. At least figure out who's doing the scoping and maybe pay them a little late nite visit.
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[QUOTE=WRXed;2028985]^^^ same here. there have been 3-4 attempted thefts of my car in the last 2 years.
you're the guy that lives in the same townhouse complex as me, if so yeah watch your stuff been a lot break ins recently...I have my work truck parked out on the road and there's a lot of broken glass as I walk to it....kind of sketch nowadays
you're the guy that lives in the same townhouse complex as me, if so yeah watch your stuff been a lot break ins recently...I have my work truck parked out on the road and there's a lot of broken glass as I walk to it....kind of sketch nowadays
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This is a great idea Dan,..I want to do this,..what did you use and did you squeeze fit it in or glue? I unplugged the fuse from the box as I went to Ala Mo's last night,..but its humbug as you cant unlock your doors or even my trunk,...a plastic piece to block the switch is a great idea,..
Ditto for hearing the bad news.
Did they tap your auto unlock switch to open the door? If they did, need to figure a way to prevent them from getting to the switch. Jon idea makes is a good preventive with the rain guards. I covered my unlock switch with a hard plastic as a preventive (along with a couple more).

Did they tap your auto unlock switch to open the door? If they did, need to figure a way to prevent them from getting to the switch. Jon idea makes is a good preventive with the rain guards. I covered my unlock switch with a hard plastic as a preventive (along with a couple more).

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Hi Kevin,
Easy install,
You'll need a 1"X 1" L-bracket to cover the entire lock. Can be plastic or metal. Home Depot, Lowes, or Ace will have them. The side that slips on the side of the power locks is about 3/4", can go a little deeper if you want. You can control the thickness of the side with electrical tape if need be. Don't make it to tight when sliding the bracket on the side or your locks won't work. The good thing is its conveniently removeable (slides in and out) and you can leave it in your glove compartment when not using.
Sorry Diego, don't mean to hijack your thread.
Aloha,
Dan
Hi Kevin,
Easy install,
You'll need a 1"X 1" L-bracket to cover the entire lock. Can be plastic or metal. Home Depot, Lowes, or Ace will have them. The side that slips on the side of the power locks is about 3/4", can go a little deeper if you want. You can control the thickness of the side with electrical tape if need be. Don't make it to tight when sliding the bracket on the side or your locks won't work. The good thing is its conveniently removeable (slides in and out) and you can leave it in your glove compartment when not using.
Sorry Diego, don't mean to hijack your thread.
Aloha,
Dan
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wait...
if your car is locked and you push the unlock button the car unlocks? I know the alarm will go off but this is even through AM alarm?
if your car is locked and you push the unlock button the car unlocks? I know the alarm will go off but this is even through AM alarm?
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OMFG... that's a big problem. I'm going to investigate when i get home. I should have a solution to it if it's true
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Car goes in this coming Monday, hopefully its done before the weekend so I can race. Dan, no worries, your idea is a great one. Originally I thought they unlocked the door lock, but I guess it is easier to press the unlock button on the door.
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