Honestly that is actually a great idea. While i wouldn't wire it to be used while driving, having it only exist as an alarm probably will deter thieves. Problem is will my neighbors complain? maybe but it would go off only during theft attempts, not any other time.
@@lewie5913both. People are always stealing but the easy access with all the electric access makes it way to easy for thieves to steal. And they will 100% do it
Yep, we need to go back to the days where steering columns didn't have locks and all it took was a jumper wire from the ignition coil to the battery and jumpering the starter solenoid to drive away.
@@bobroberts2371shh. 🤫 He doesn’t know how Castle Law works. Of course, I’d argue that your only mode of transportation is your livelihood. No mode of transportation, no way to get to work, no way to earn an income, now you and your family’s lives are at risk. Not to mention if you had a life threatening emergency, and needed to drive to a hospital, you’re stuck hoping an ambulance will get there in time. Of course, there’s also the risk that stealing your vehicle would also mean stealing your firearm, as many store theirs in their vehicle, no now you’ve got an armed robber.
THIS. I don't have it in my current car, but in prior cars I'd get button for a feature the car didn't have. That interrupted the connection to the starter relay.
@@ColtonBlumhagen i personally don't think anyone needs to be a mechanic to move a single bolt and horn assembly. this is coming from a 32 year veteran mechanic looking at it from a customers perspective, not as a mechanics.
"For some reason they recently made the horn wiring right on the front of the grill..." _"People who already has vehicle wouldn't buy another vehicle,"_ the CEO thinking to himself.
Relocation of horn doesn't prevent theft... instead install a hidden cutoff switch between the fuel pump circuit if fuel pump doesn't come on the engine will crank but will not start...no fuel no run...
All the auto makers got waaay too big for their britches and started selling easy to steal cars. Really cool features though!! I bet they’d be cool to use if people weren’t constantly trying to steal them
The Automakers do it so they are easier to steal, often requiring the purchase of a new vehicle. It doesn’t not speak well about the education of the automakers engineers making it so easy. It has the odor of automakers involved in insurance scamming.
What the h-ll is wrong with auto manufacturers these days. Poor quality control, poor engineering decisions, lack of theft countermeasures. One of the best solutions would be to get rid of push button starting and bring backs keys with digital chips imbedded in them.
But then you shouldn't post videos where criminals are going to know what you're doing. I don't think it's any rights that you post videos shown in words. Everything is going to be hidden.
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Wiring a train horn to my alarm was the BEST thing ive done!
Yes
Honestly that is actually a great idea. While i wouldn't wire it to be used while driving, having it only exist as an alarm probably will deter thieves. Problem is will my neighbors complain? maybe but it would go off only during theft attempts, not any other time.
Excellent idea, till a falling pine cone sets it off at 3am,
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"THIS......." watching too much Doug DeMuro.
Hadn't gotten to that part yet, and just as I read your comment it happened. Good way to ruin a "news" piece.
Too much electronics in cars nowadays
Too many cuhs stealing trucks
@@lewie5913both. People are always stealing but the easy access with all the electric access makes it way to easy for thieves to steal. And they will 100% do it
Yep, we need to go back to the days where steering columns didn't have locks and all it took was a jumper wire from the ignition coil to the battery and jumpering the starter solenoid to drive away.
@@bobroberts2371 we need to hold the bad guys accountable so they don’t want to steal. Solve the problem
Yea it’s a REPO situation, the guy was looking through the front windshield, looking at the VIN #
Need to use your 2nd amendment alarm, works surprisingly good
So you sleep in your truck 24/7 ?
@@bobroberts2371shh. 🤫 He doesn’t know how Castle Law works. Of course, I’d argue that your only mode of transportation is your livelihood. No mode of transportation, no way to get to work, no way to earn an income, now you and your family’s lives are at risk. Not to mention if you had a life threatening emergency, and needed to drive to a hospital, you’re stuck hoping an ambulance will get there in time. Of course, there’s also the risk that stealing your vehicle would also mean stealing your firearm, as many store theirs in their vehicle, no now you’ve got an armed robber.
Please don't assume all gun owners are intelligent. Scratch that please don't assume all Americans are intelligent.
@@Joegreen-r1i well Americans proved they like acting against their best interests
a $3 toggle switch is better than anything. $200 to move a horn? that's thievery right there.
THIS. I don't have it in my current car, but in prior cars I'd get button for a feature the car didn't have. That interrupted the connection to the starter relay.
Not really. that just an hour shop time where I'm from.
@@ColtonBlumhagen i personally don't think anyone needs to be a mechanic to move a single bolt and horn assembly. this is coming from a 32 year veteran mechanic looking at it from a customers perspective, not as a mechanics.
I doubt they would even have to disable the horn, considering that car alarms go off by themselves so often that passers-by almost always ignore them.
Yeah… Except when alarms are going off in the middle of the night. That usually gets some attention on a residential street.
"For some reason they recently made the horn wiring right on the front of the grill..."
_"People who already has vehicle wouldn't buy another vehicle,"_ the CEO thinking to himself.
Ok. Probably the best news piece I’ve ever seen, mainly to the creativity of the camera and music lol. Like a rock!
The more difficult you make it for them the better for you. They don't want to give attention to themselves out in the opened
What a hustle, I want to do that for 200 bucks for 15 minutes, and I thank you.
lololol. Stupid comment of the day… congrats!
Relocation of horn doesn't prevent theft... instead install a hidden cutoff switch between the fuel pump circuit if fuel pump doesn't come on the engine will crank but will not start...no fuel no run...
@TonyMontana-cl6hz so you're congratulating your self? 🎉😂 Congratulations.
All the auto makers got waaay too big for their britches and started selling easy to steal cars. Really cool features though!! I bet they’d be cool to use if people weren’t constantly trying to steal them
If more get stolen and chopped, the more new vehicles are sold.🤔
The Automakers do it so they are easier to steal, often requiring the purchase of a new vehicle. It doesn’t not speak well about the education of the automakers engineers making it so easy. It has the odor of automakers involved in insurance scamming.
Yup horn relocation kits are available look them up. Also I have a secondary air horn. Scares me even when I lock it if I leave it on.
Very simple fix, have a real train horn installed under rear bumper and wire it to the original horns wiring! Tada... sure to send them running!!!
Trucks are super stupid and selfish
What the h-ll is wrong with auto manufacturers these days. Poor quality control, poor engineering decisions, lack of theft countermeasures. One of the best solutions would be to get rid of push button starting and bring backs keys with digital chips imbedded in them.
But then you shouldn't post videos where criminals are going to know what you're doing. I don't think it's any rights that you post videos shown in words. Everything is going to be hidden.
Not a Dodge Ram anymore. It is its own brand. RAM
It's always going to be dodge ram. Or just simply dodge rams all together.
Raise the minimum age for owning a smart phone to 18 years old
chipped physical key is king
Most modern European cars don’t even come with an alarm anymore. Waste of money.
Blame subaru owners and hella horns for making that mounting location and style popular
Say what you want about gm they actually care about security and they do release updates to make theft more difficult
Better off to let them steal it so you could buy a dependable truck
If we can randomize enough number code to make digital currency a thing we should be able to make cloning keys a nearly impossible task.
Huh. So putting your keys in a RFID block bag from China curtsey of Amazon will stop theft.
Worth a try 🎉
This video is like its made for a toddler. How to people watch this junk anymore?
So let’s put it on UA-cam and the news so people know how to steal it
Nice jugs
That’s a married woman you’re talking about, caveman.
The guys Jugs????? 😳🙀😆
What a bunch of clowns