Car alarm ghost
#3
The hummers are very easy to steal as they share the same locks and ignition cylinder as the gm's.
In my area gm's get stolen daily. They come to malls in groups and steal 5 at a time.
We lost our first yukon to theft. My wife saw them steal it as she was coming out of the grocery store. Took like 40 seconds.
Then we bought another one and installed the best alarm we could by with the starter immobilizer. They try to steal it from her work about every other month.
I've lost count on how many times I've fixed a punched door lock and ignition.
When I bought the h2 the first thing I did was drive it to get the alarm installed. I also throw a club on the steering wheel so hopefully the lazy ones will be deterred away and not punch my lock.
My friend just had his H2 stolen. He misses it like crazy.
An alarm isn't a guarantee but it keeps the amateurs at bay.
Last edited by madmayo; 02-20-2015 at 07:59 AM.
#5
If you want to keep your deuce you better get one. Make sure it has the starter immobilizer as well and don't cheap out. Clifford, viper are good choices.
The hummers are very easy to steal as they share the same locks and ignition cylinder as the gm's.
In my area gm's get stolen daily. They come to malls in groups and steal 5 at a time.
We lost our first yukon to theft. My wife saw them steal it as she was coming out of the grocery store. Took like 40 seconds.
Then we bought another one and installed the best alarm we could by with the starter immobilizer. They try to steal it from her work about every other month.
I've lost count on how many times I've fixed a punched door lock and ignition.
When I bought the h2 the first thing I did was drive it to get the alarm installed. I also throw a club on the steering wheel so hopefully the lazy ones will be deterred away and not punch my lock.
My friend just had his H2 stolen. He misses it like crazy.
An alarm isn't a guarantee but it keeps the amateurs at bay.
The hummers are very easy to steal as they share the same locks and ignition cylinder as the gm's.
In my area gm's get stolen daily. They come to malls in groups and steal 5 at a time.
We lost our first yukon to theft. My wife saw them steal it as she was coming out of the grocery store. Took like 40 seconds.
Then we bought another one and installed the best alarm we could by with the starter immobilizer. They try to steal it from her work about every other month.
I've lost count on how many times I've fixed a punched door lock and ignition.
When I bought the h2 the first thing I did was drive it to get the alarm installed. I also throw a club on the steering wheel so hopefully the lazy ones will be deterred away and not punch my lock.
My friend just had his H2 stolen. He misses it like crazy.
An alarm isn't a guarantee but it keeps the amateurs at bay.
#6
Most meet their demise and are found on the reserve.
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