A/M Security?

I have been to Walmart in the USA plenty of times over the years, and I see no reason to want them to blight this country as well.

Costco is awesome... If you have a platoon to feed. I used to go there a lot when we did the whole Christmas feast debacle. And I have some good tools from them. As a single bloke I won't pay the membership. The fuel is often cheap, but I have to drive 40 k to get it.

I would like it if we got some of the products that Walmart or HF sell, at their prices. But If you can actually find the tools etc locally, well might as well stick with Milwaukee.

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Originally Posted by CCreer

I can drive the vehicle as it has not activated or anything but I certainly plan to trace it and remove it. Was just curious if you all had seen this one before.

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Not specifically, but plenty like it.

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Originally Posted by BradC

Usually installed by butchers who cut and shut the wiring harness with anything from scotchloks to solder wrapped in cheap PVC tape.

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Same ones that fit remote starts in the US. They'd be at it here, if remote starts were legal.

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Originally Posted by Tins

Same ones that fit remote starts in the US. They'd be at it here, if remote starts were legal.

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A chap at work has remote start as standard on his Ranger so they must be legal.
Maybe 'aftermarket' not meeting ADR's is a separate issue.


Colin

Yes yes quite right.... lets just keep it with Woolworths and Coles, some of the most profitable supermarkets in the world, why should they have to share.

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Originally Posted by gromit

A chap at work has remote start as standard on his Ranger so they must be legal.
Maybe 'aftermarket' not meeting ADR's is a separate issue.


Colin

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Yes. I saw that they can be installed after posting. Not sure how it would go with RWC or insurers though. Doesn't bother me as I won't do it.

Wheel spacers are legal too, if they're factory.