

| Subject: | Re: Immobilise the van? |
| From: | Dug Smith |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Jun 2007 22:39:09 -0700 |
Well, just for the archives, I finally wired up the immobiliser circuit
tonight. As Matt suggested (thanks, buddy), there's a line into fuse 12
that runs the coil (circuit 15 on the wiring diagram). I unplugged it, the
van wouldn't start. I plugged it back in, and it started. I unplugged it,
and the van stopped. Excellent. It's a black wire, on the bottom connector
to the fuse box, and having a female spade connector, went happily into the
relay I'm using. Everything's sorted now :o)
I'm starting to get concerned at how quickly I can take the dash out and put
it back in again... The last time I didn't plug the connector under the tach
back in properly, it took me 2 minutes, according to the amount the clock
was slow, to pull it out and put it back in again.
Theft isn't a problem here, but I have one sexy looking van, so I figure
every little helps it stay mine. Of course, if it gets driven away now, I
know it was one of you lot :o)
toodle pip,
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