Dave:

I have to agree with your take on the gun comments.

Jonce, I love your work, but this ain't the place for politics. We  
get enough divisive crap every day as it is — and that's destroying  
us.

We live in Denver and have been intimate with the victims of  
Columbine and Aurora. It ain't pretty when it happens to you and  
yours. Any measure of this being a US problem speaks for itself.

  EW
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On Jul 23, 2013, at 7:08 PM, Dave Mcneely wrote:

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.  ;-)
>>

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David McNeely