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Subject:Re: Disabling a Westy for Theft Deterring
From:Dave Mcneely
Date:Tue, 23 Jul 2013 20:08:19 -0500

An armed society is one that kills its kids, family members, friends, innocents who happen to be in the way ............ .

I know I will get yelled at for posting this.  But I didn't yell at Jonce.  I just will make sure I never buy anything from him.

mcneely

---- Jonce Fancher <streetbugs@FRONTIER.COM> wrote:
> Hi Eric
> The issue is the relay is not designed to be removed and installed
> all the time.
> a simple on / off switch will disable it. If you can find the wire
> that disables it then just interrupt it and it will stop all fuel flow.
>
> Instead of the 9MM My mom caries a nice S&W Bodyguard .380.
> A armed society is a polite society!!
>
> Jonce
>
> >Thanks Jonce, would the fuel pump relay removal do the same thing?
> >Need to leave so installing anything else won't happen for awhile...
> >
> >(by the way, finally leaving within three days... still haven't used
> >your beauuuutiful awning!)
> >
> >
> >
> >On Jul 23, 2013, at 4:23 PM, Jonce Fancher wrote:
> >
> >9MM Ruger SR9C is my choice!
> >
> >Or install a switch on the fuel pump to just turn it off.
> >No Fuel No go.
> >
> >Jonce
> >
> >
> >>Anyone have quick-to-do ideas on how to disable an '84 Westy on the
> >>road?
> >>
> >>I'm thinking:
> >>1) Remove coil wire;
> >>2) Remove fuel injector relays;
> >>3) Hire a bad-ass dog with really bad breath.  ;-)
> >

--
David McNeely