Stolen car
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Stolen car
cant sleep right now because less than two hours ago, i heard my car start up and quickly drive away. ran upstairs and looked out my living room window, and it was gone. 7 years of ownership, gone. passenger window was smashed. '04 GPW lowered on PSS9's with RPF1's and a J's 70rr. i googled "stolen s2000," and to my surprise, these things have been getting snatched all over town. i doubt anyone will see it again. gonna keep an eye out on some classified sections in some forums in the meantime...
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I'm sorry to read this. Watching your car being driven away has got to be sickening.
and I'm moving this to the main UMW section.
and I'm moving this to the main UMW section.
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damn man, sorry to hear this. I'm pretty sure I always used to see you on Howard in Skokie right?
Where was the car stolen from? Sounds like the same way my friends S was stolen from Lincolnwood.
Where was the car stolen from? Sounds like the same way my friends S was stolen from Lincolnwood.
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Sorry to hear it. Anyone know how they defeat the steering wheel lock? I am thinking of a burglar alarm with remote sender, the CLUB, and the Garmin. I know they can all be defeated , but trying to make it as hard as possible.
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the car was stolen right outside my house, near touhy & kedzie. i'm down the street from Lincolnwood. and yea, i'm always driving up and down Howard. i wish i knew s2k's weren't so safe to keep on the streets...
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This has probably been floated out there plenty (I haven't been following these threads; nobody wants to steal mine , but the single most effective method to keeping your car from being stolen (aside from it being towed) is a simple switch to cut off the fuel pump. Hide it in a unique place and make it part of your parking/start-up procedure. No ECU swap or any other trick will work around a manual lack of fuel other than a tow truck.