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Richbrook Dis-Car-Nect
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Anyone used one of the Richbrook "Dis-Car-Nect" things???? I'm considering one for mine and my mums BM but has anyone tried them??? Tom |
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It is a terminal between battery and cable, that allows you to diconnect the majority of the power, thereby immobilising the car but leaving enough power to run clock, alarm, etc. etc. Once the 'key' is removed, only the key being re-screwed in, can start the car again, if an attempt is made to start the car without the key in place a fuse blows and totally disconnects the car battery.
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there is NO way I'd fit one of these
 The way I am in the mornings it would get to the point where the AA man would be waiting outside to fit another fuse...  seriously though, sounds like a reasonably good idea  |
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