anti-theft save your truck from getting stoen

[sparg93]

u can also get the fuse holders at radio shack.

I was playing around with the fuse panel ('99 Hoe), but i can't see an easy way to get to the wires...any recommendations?

 

[Dismay]

I feel like people are focusing too much on the fuse holder, If one of these is plugged in to the fuse panel, it will only draw attention. It makes much more sense to just splice into the wire in well hidden spot, and run the wires to your switch from there, leaving the oem fuse alone. You don't want to give the thief any clues as to what you have disabled.

 

[puckhead]

I feel like people are focusing too much on the fuse holder, If one of these is plugged in to the fuse panel, it will only draw attention. It makes much more sense to just splice into the wire in well hidden spot, and run the wires to your switch from there, leaving the oem fuse alone. You don't want to give the thief any clues as to what you have disabled.

True, i thought about that. Is it easy to get under the fuse panel to the wires?

 

[sparg93]

yeah...you definitely don't want to plug this into a fuse panel unless you have to...but how do you get to the wires behind the panel to splice them.

I've been playing around and i've had a really hard time finding the wire, let alone splicing into it.

 

[Slammedchevy01]

So is this controlled by the switch for it not to start or do u pull the fuse?

 

[Z-56 Hoe]

now isnt that an alarm right there?

 

[k gee]

Isn't this basically like a double kill switch for someone who has an alarm already? Just a hidden switch in case they find the actual alarm?

 

[cam3439]

pretty much

 

[k gee]

Thanks, I already have two kill switches. One is pretty much unbreakable.

 

[LazyAssLou]

Yea, I did this and my truck still got stolen. Damn theives!...