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    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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    When you get it back and have cleaned off all the black crap, fit a secret kill switch, if thats possible with a Tdi.
    If you don't like trucks, stop buying stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    When you get it back and have cleaned off all the black crap, fit a secret kill switch, if thats possible with a Tdi.
    Possible, but easy to bypass.

    They didn't take it far. Probably didn't want to wait for the bus. Good result getting it back.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tins View Post
    Possible, but easy to bypass.
    Every little bit, thieves aren't renowned for their brains.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Every little bit, thieves aren't renowned for their brains.
    Oh, I dunno. They were smart enough to choose the Deefer.

    I agree though. Nearly 50 years ago my MGB had a kill switch. One of my FIATs had a hidden valve that locked the brakes on if you didn't release it. Roadworthy bloke frowned at that though. Come to think of it, he wasn't thrilled with the hydraulic handbrake either.
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    My bike has a lockable clamp that keeps one of the front discs applied. I don't like the constant load on the seals and hoses.
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    My bike has a lockable clamp that keeps one of the front discs applied. I don't like the constant load on the seals and hoses.
    The brakes only locked if you applied them without unlocking the non return valve. So if Mr Nefarious drove off he didn't get far. The hydraulic handbrake was for doing handbrake turns
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    Quote Originally Posted by V8Ian View Post
    Every little bit, thieves aren't renowned for their brains.
    And they often don't have the time to muck about looking for something like a kill switch,they will just move on.

    Unless they want that particular vehicle,which in most of those cases it won't be seen again.

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    Quote Originally Posted by paddypaddy2 View Post
    Got a call from the Warburton police today to advise the truck has been found.
    It was left in a petrol station in Launching Place.
    Apparently, no damage externally apart from one removed plate and the other tapped up, but the ignition was smashed up.
    The police have also found stuff that was not mine and a couple of empty stubbies.
    It's now with Lilydale Police to go over with the duster in an attempt to see if they can find the culprit.
    I have not seen it yet, but I may be very lucky and just get away with a new ignition.

    Feeling much better today.

    Appreciate your support.
    What a relief for you ... glad its been recovered.

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