I hope this video was helpful and you guys never have one of your vehicles stolen! If you install a kill switch, be sure to tag me on Instagram @ChrisFixit so I can share your post! By the way, make sure you watch till the end for my "dream car"!!! Sooooo Pumped to show you guys that! Security System: simplisafe.com/dreamcar Automatic Wire Strippers: amzn.to/2GTH0zS Crimping Pliers: amzn.to/2DGxkqn On/Off Switch: amzn.to/2USastQ Heat Shrink Butt Connectors: amzn.to/2WdZpwt 16 Gauge Wire: amzn.to/2ZKsDVU Spade Connectors: amzn.to/2GTgab8 Inexpensive Multimeter: amzn.to/2XPyxTY
Chris what about a video on how to protect your sideview from being stolen. I know of a lot of case where the mirror itself was stolen not the housing. I saw a company that sells very nice looking protector that cover the border of the mirror so that you cant pull them out but they cost 200 dollars. I really liked this kill switch video. This will definitely be my next project.
This is gold. My dad used to do this to his cars by using the cigarette lighter. The car wouldn't start unless the cigarette lighter was pushed in. The thing I like about the fuel pump method is that the thief doesn't know for sure if there's a kill switch - there could just be something else wrong with the car. And the repeated attempts at turning it over make a lot of noise, which is when they get introduced to your baseball bat.
DUDE! I know literally NOTHING about cars but after watching this I feel like even I could do this. Thank you SO MUCH for the very well explained process!
@@chrisfix unfortunately our Kia was stolen last month, which is what brought me here. It was recovered and now we want to make sure it doesn’t happen again. Thanks again.
Chris really went through the whole painstaking process of showing us how to install a killswitch, only to have it removed and put somewhere else. One of the best guys on YT!
I'm pretty handy but mostly when it comes to tech and IT stuff. I know some basic maintenance on cars and have done a few head unit/speaker installs. But this man can inspire you to do just about anything. Definitely one of my favorite channels on TH-cam. The presentation is always top notch. I wish more facets of life had how to's that were the quality of ChrisFix videos.
itspretty piss dude he obviously doesn’t have to find it he will go to the wire harness first and cut the end connected to the switch and fit back up 😂
Glad the video was helpful! I dont discriminate. Just dont come crying to me when you get "a surprise" when you try to flip the wrong kill switch in one of my cars ;)
I just want to say a huge thank you for this! I saved for ages to get my dream car a 2005 Mint condition and totally original Subaru Impreza WRX STI and this is the first thing I did. I did solder my connections to be even tidier but exactly 6 months into my ownership (two.weeks ago) I awoke to the sound of a smashed window and my dog barking. My engine was cranking but the car didn't start. I went outside and shouted out to see two lads running off down the road. My car was damaged but not gone! It works!
Stephen H you don’t need the key to crank the car. Just brake the engine switch and stick a flat head screw driver into it. That’s what all the thieves do.
Hey chris, try use double ON switch, and connect the power to the horn, so if someone try to switch ON your car, they just activate the horn Your car engine wouldn't start and you also notices someone is breaking your car basically poorman's alarm
@@RipCityBassWorks Hey... um... I was just checking if the horn works.... its great! Oh umm.. I am the door to door mechanic... yeah.. i work on cars for free at night.
What a life saver man, with all the thefts lately with Hyundai vehicles I had the idea to do just this, but I was apprehensive, but after watching this video I now feel confidant enough to attempt this modification. Now I just have to convince my better half...
End up doing it? If so, did you have any difficulties? I want to attempt it on my sisters Hyundai as it was already stolen earlier this month and found later during the day. Got it all fixed up, now to make it harder for the fucks to steal it next time this happens 😂
You know there are sophisticated crims that have things like car trailers and tow trucks and trucks as well with trays to take you car straight to the chop shop
Hey man, leave him alone lol. I didn't use threadlocker on anything until my brake caliper bolt backed out and my caliper kicked up and ripped my rim in half. I use threadlocker on EVERYTHING now.
I worked at a Chevrolet dealer in the early 1990s. They sold an ignition cutoff switch system in “aftermarket” called Prolock. We must have sold hundreds of those a year. They cost near $1200. After a few weeks, I realized the complicated circuit board on an easy to remove key was only a switch. We would use a 180 bent paperclip To start cars when we didn’t have the proper key. When a customer didn’t buy the prolock, the service department would install the same chip without the handle for easy removal. These were so cheap, they were installed in every car but only a % bought them. However, clever people would not buy it and then acquire the key to replace with the dummy circuit board. Car dealerships can be such a scam! Thanks for the tip Chris, I need to do this in all my cars
when your car doesn't start because your testing the killswitch and when you turn the killswitch back off so that your engine can start but your engine didn't start even though you offed the killswitch *something's wrong, i can feel it*
Scrolling through the comments trying to find someone giving you a pat on the back for offering such an awesome idea for the position and by default spoiling it for yourself forever and can’t find any, bad job everyone! And thank you Chris, I don’t have a car and I don’t plan in getting one soon but I love your videos and if I get one I would feel confident to do work on it myself thanks to you 👍
Cars are good to have sometimes , but they can also be more trouble than they're worth , when things go bad . And without doubt , they are almost certainly guaranteed to do that eventually . Sometimes it's not even the car's fault . It might be what someone else has done , that gets you involved in their problems , in some unforeseen way . Have you ever thought why those new car ads show empty roads , on a bright and sunny day , with happy smiling people , without a care in the world . Because that's the dream , they're trying to sell you . But that's not real life . It's just make-believe . Save yourself a whole load of trouble , and let someone else do the worrying for you . And apart from anything else , you'll always have money in your pocket , doing that .
Hey Chris! I recently bought my dream car, a Honda S2000 just like your friend, and it was actually stolen from the previous owner in 2009. After watching this video and seeing the beginning it was practically an omen telling me to install one of these lol. Your video was incredibly helpful and now there's a killswitch cleverly hidden in my car! Thank you!
@@royjohnson465 Steering clubs are more effective when locked on the back side of the steering wheel according to car guys. They can't freeze it and hit w/a hammer. Then again I hear they just saw through the steering nowadays.
@@Victorylap-fy4ke ~Thank you for that tip. I did not know that, I do have a steering wheel club and putting it on the “back side” may come in handy unless they saw through my steering wheel. ~A kill-switch might be the answer.
I find a good habit to get into when adding switches is to use one male and one female connector on the switch leg wires. That way, if your switch goes bad and your stuck without tools, you can just unplug the switch and plug those wires directly to each other. Also, I would avoid using a style of wire loom or wire color that is blaringly different from stock appearance. Run those wires tightly against stock looms when possible. Hide em! Personally I like to have a bit of fun with my kill switches. Its an opportunity to get creative. My last one, I installed a 3 legged switch. One hot for pump in, one for pump out. The third leg, when switch is armed, redirects power to the horn. Someone trys to hotwire the car and they blast the horn instead. Probably won't stick around to figure it out after that.
@@BustaShenanigans Yeah but you'd probably have to be more eletrically talented - i know it'd probably be easy with a personalized CPU, but probably much more difficult if you just try to do it eletrically
Great job brother. When you have the wright tools and a little bit of knowledge everything is easy. If you have these two things this video is for you, other-ways get ready to pay a mechanic for this job.
As a professional auto mechanic, I got to see several different "kill switch" installations but the most ingenius theft prevention did NOT include an aftermarket switch of any kind. It was NOT a kill switch but a START PREVENTION system. The owner had the starter relay connected to the HIGH BEAM side of the dimmer switch so the only time the starter would engage was when the HIGH BEAMS were turned on! If done properly, I would challenge ANYONE to find out why the car would NOT start!
True story. Somebody mugged/carjacked my neighbor a few weeks ago, but didn't even make it out of our complex's parking lot with her car because after they stalled it they just got out and ran.
True story. I had a 1990 Toyota Camry stick shift. One day I found some punks broke into it, jammed the ignition to ON. But obviously the car didn't move because these young punks had no idea how to even start a stick shift, not to say drive one. This was in California.
I fitted one of these years ago on a non-injected car and wired the switch into the low tension side of the coil. I didn't hide the switch, I bought a heated rear window switch from Ford and put it in one of the switch blanks on the dashboard. AND IT WORKED!!!!!!! Someone broke into the car and smashed the ignition barrel, but they couldn't steal it. The switch was also much easier to reach being on the dash amongst the other switches.
That is a great idea. Most cars, if you don't have a LOADED accessory package will have blank knock outs that could be used for the on-off kill switch. Just get a switch that doesn't do anything, but go from ON to OFF from a dealer so it matches the others. Ya just have to be more devious then the thief, but, more creative.
*my Honda was stolen 4 times and recovered each time, then I installed a kill switch, it was broken into but they couldn't steal it , they even left the screwdriver in the ignition*
My grandpa had a lot of classic cars and would essentially make the cigarette lighter a kill switch/start button. When it was in the slot and pushed in the car started, so he'd just take the cigarette lighter with him when parked around town somewhere. I always thought it was a cool idea because you're not leaving any switch behind to find.
i've got an idea of a factory switch that is none functional (because I swapped the part in from a higher trim level version of the car), problem is it's a Momentary switch, not a toggle.
@@drippingwax calling boss.. Heyy boss, umm i might be abit late for work today,, car wont start and the bus just drove by. give me an hour and ill be there.. ::P
It ABSOLUTELY works. I had a 69 corvette that I had a kill switch professional installed. I always parked the car so it could not be towed as often as I could.
Something you could consider is a magnet switch. Mount the switch anywhere behind the plastics, and when ever you plase a magnet on top the spot opposite of the switch, the switch will turn to the "ON" position.
I was thinking of doing that actually but I wanted to make it more simple. People grasp the idea of an on/off switch easier but once you know the basics of how to do it, you can make a fingerprint scanner if you wanted!
@@chrisfix I'm not sure that a finger print scanner would be wise, simply because if the thieves were dedicated enough, or properly prepared, they could lift your prints from the vehicle
Man I miss these Del Sol Videos, Wish they would come back, came back here cuz I needed to do this to mine and remembered that I could come back and watch this for help!
I installed a kill switch in my truck. Having a blast labeling it each time I take it in for routine care at my mechanic's, "Bidet" "Landing Gear", "Seat Eject", etc.
I have an S2000, it's my most prized possession. It killed me seeing those before and after shots. I'm sorry for your friend. I recently bought an E36 to drift and is usually parked on the street so this install comes in perfect time. As usual, great video
it had a toyota badge in the parted out pictures, at 1:07. Did they steal the badge too? and E36 is gorgeous. I have a e92 M3 but def want a e36 as a daily
@@TetovoBoy If you look at the before and after it is the same vehicle and they poorly placed the Toyota badge on it. Not sure what they did it for but by looking at what is left of the front end compared to before you can clearly see it is the same car.
You can still win. GPS welded into the frame with 1/4" steel plate and a separate battery that is charged by the main battery. GPS receivers draw very little power and you can easily run it for over a month even after they chopped the car. Show up with extra keys and buddies, take it in broad daylight as you can prove ownership and nobody else can. This avoids fighting for your car and the theif would have to identify themselves to stop you. A siren welded into the frame on an "always on" circuit, that activates permanently once a certain wire is unplugged. Any random wire will do, try to pick one on a valuable part that can be split where it isn't seen. Nobody ever chops a frame, and this makes it so they have to cut the frame (extremely loud) to make it stop. They'll dump the car ASAP or run My dad's Austin mini got chopped in his work parking lot while he was working. A loud noise would have saved his car and given him a chance to see how many people fit in the trunk :P
@@FletcherHillier eh easier to hook up a tracker to a fuse tap, just pop off a panel in the footwell and drop in in a hole in the frame, even just leave it there without bothering with the frame at all it isnt like the repo guys are looking for a tracker
@@Jumpsuit13HEYPEOPLETHISISMYURL Yes you could put it anywhere, and as an extra precaution don't do any of our suggestions :P Custom security features made by you and known only by you are the best. Most of us aren't protecting vintage hot rods, so easier may be better.
You do a wonderful job explaining things that anyone can understand. In the old days we would just cut and splice the coil to the kill switch but you better know what you were doing because that coil was like a stun gun if it grounded to something you were touching! But that was in the early 70’s!
I mean really, they did the man SO dirty, they robbed him, AND PUT A TOYOTA BADGE ON IT JUST TO ADD INSULT?? REALLY??? THEY TOOK THE TIME, TO PUT A TOYOTA BADGE ON A STOLEN HONDA?
Nope. There's a hole in the shift boot where he's been running it for a while now. Since the hole is there, he personally wants to move it. But to keep the wiring similar or the same, he'll likely wire the switch inside the e-brake lever boot. Just skip in a finger and flick the switch. 😉
Evolution Glitch but you could just go and look where he connected the new wires to the old ones and just remove the new and put the old one back together right I assume it would be pretty easy to figure out what one is factory and what is after market
@@jarrydhorn7049 Dunno, but if I was trying to strip a stolen car I want a quick turn around incase someone figures out whats going on. They probably did it as a joke... i know I would.
@@chrisfix What is blinker fluid? Also very good video, i'm actually planning on purchasing a 1985 Oldsmobile Toronado Caliente as a first car, what are your thoughts?
Thanks to you, they couldnot steal the car, but they trashed and broke everything trying to start it😢, anyways thanks man im glad your channel has grown
I added this to my Jeep back in 2016 when it was recovered from theft. It was completely destroyed, so I made a kill switch and took whole bunch of pics to show how it works. However, I made it with 2 switches making it obvious for anyone who would attempt to start the car, but the main kill switch was hidden. I had to moved the car before while the driveway was been renovated, but due to work, I was happy I left a note to my mother on how to run the car. Which she was able able to move it.
I'm from Denmark, and I don't know anyone who had their car stolen, ever. Is this really so common in the US? Also, in movies, people leave their car without locking them, wtf?
@@magnuswf I know one person who had their car stolen right from their driveway when they were sleeping, security camera caught it all. Not sure how common it really is though. Also I don't know about most people but I double check to make sure my car is locked before leaving it. With the proper tools (cheap tools) its super easy to break into most cars.
@@magnuswf mostly it's Honda's from the 1990s. If they shave down a key they can steal any of them. All my friends that have ever had Honda's from that era had them stolen multiple times. Never known anyone that had a different brand stolen. It's basically just because they're easy to steal and criminals are going to go for what's easiest.
This is a great idea but could be implemented in a better way: add a 'momentary' push-to-make switch in the crank (or security) circuit. This way, it is automatically 'armed' when the motor is shut down (you don't need to remember to throw the kill switch). But moreover it avoids the potential danger of the fuel pump accidentally being stopped while you are driving (at which point you might miss your power steering and servo'ed brakes (if auto)).
What about replacing manually operated accessories with power operated accessories in a car or truck that doesn’t have them. Power windows, locks, mirrors, etc.
My 1986 Vauxhall Nova had a distributor and points, so I broke into the 12v supply to the coil and installed a switch and capacitor to earth, so the engine would crank but there'd be no high tension supply to the sparkplugs. When I finish rebuilding my 1970s Land Rover I'll be installing something similar. The only downside is both vehicles have mechanical lift pumps, so cranking the engine without starting will flood the engine.
@@Cryahaat lol! doesnt even matter if they do or dont. working for your own stuff is a nice feeling to actually say you've earned it through hard work. but those people seem to love stealing. I dont get it man..
Hard work and dedication will get you whatever you need in life maybe not everything you want but definitely everything you need I wenn from having nothing at 28 years old to owning my own house and 3 vehicles 7 years later. Yes it is possible but it is hard but that's why they call it work!
Dying Light Master no, it was still an S2000, just with a Toyota badge on it. I’m sure whatever chop shop took the car swapped out the badge so that cops that don’t know about cars wouldn’t realize it was the stolen Honda they were looking for.
Lol. In eastern Europe (balkans) only manual cars you can find. Here if you have automatic then you are some rich guy😂 for me automatic is shit. There is no felling when you press the clutch, shift gear and put engine to blockade with high rpm xD
I hope this video was helpful and you guys never have one of your vehicles stolen! If you install a kill switch, be sure to tag me on Instagram @ChrisFixit so I can share your post!
By the way, make sure you watch till the end for my "dream car"!!! Sooooo Pumped to show you guys that!
Security System: simplisafe.com/dreamcar
Automatic Wire Strippers: amzn.to/2GTH0zS
Crimping Pliers: amzn.to/2DGxkqn
On/Off Switch: amzn.to/2USastQ
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A kill switch doesn't stop them from just towing it away...
That must be the first time that you've been happy about your car not starting😂
They could also just swap out the fuel pump relay for a couple wires to turn the fuel pump on.
Nice Skyline Chris
Chris what about a video on how to protect your sideview from being stolen. I know of a lot of case where the mirror itself was stolen not the housing. I saw a company that sells very nice looking protector that cover the border of the mirror so that you cant pull them out but they cost 200 dollars. I really liked this kill switch video. This will definitely be my next project.
15:06 Never seen someone so excited that their car won't start .
Thought the same thing. Now do a diagnostic video on how to get it to start...🤪
Woo! My car is dead!!
Happiness of success
Same tho
I never thought I would be excited that my car wouldnt start haha
"Honey, the neighbor is putting saftey glasses on the camera again"
I know right? Guess ya gotta protect that lens o.o
@Jose Rivera true
Hhhhhh....Quarantine.....not much other to do....
no he just installed a dash cam in himself
LMAO
This is the first video I ever saw where someone is happy about their car not starting.
This is oddly accurate
This is gold. My dad used to do this to his cars by using the cigarette lighter. The car wouldn't start unless the cigarette lighter was pushed in. The thing I like about the fuel pump method is that the thief doesn't know for sure if there's a kill switch - there could just be something else wrong with the car. And the repeated attempts at turning it over make a lot of noise, which is when they get introduced to your baseball bat.
Sounds like a perfect introduction!
Also, put a big sock over your baseball bat, that way, if someone grabs it, they just grab the sock.
OR THE 9...
@@isidrorosales798299
They will get introduced to my taser
@@badboyz6584 Brilliant!
Put a decoy switch under the dash, that sets off the alarm when flipped.
Playing mind games on thieves
Smartest thing I’ve ever heard
I put one in the most obvious spot that does that lol
Not the alarm, but to a train horn!
Genius!
ive never seen a man be so happy have a car that wont turn over
Felipe Mendez Hahahhahaaha
first time in history I'd bet
But the car did turn over lol.
@@MrNotorius5500 wooosh
*won't start.
*car doesn't start*
Chris fix: "Oooo baby! Now that is what i'm talkin' about!"
Ohh how times have changed
@@skyraxx9708 hahahaha lol
Hey guys, ChrisBroke here!
@@chrisfix chilll 😂
Cut that part of the video and re-post it without giving any context.
DUDE! I know literally NOTHING about cars but after watching this I feel like even I could do this. Thank you SO MUCH for the very well explained process!
I'm glad you learned a lot from the video!
@@chrisfix unfortunately our Kia was stolen last month, which is what brought me here. It was recovered and now we want to make sure it doesn’t happen again. Thanks again.
Chris really went through the whole painstaking process of showing us how to install a killswitch, only to have it removed and put somewhere else. One of the best guys on YT!
🤫
Maybe he never moved it, convincing the viewers that's it's in a different spot with reverse psychology.
@@TamamoF0X thats what I thought too
@@TamamoF0X but they would still check that place
This spot is too good to be revealed now the thieves know to look in one more spot. Sometimes it's best to keep good ideas to yourself
Gotta install a 2nd decoy switch that just activates the horn and can't be turned off
Then how would you turn your horn off and stop people around where you live from destorying it?
wtf ? lol !
The horn would make people pissed if it goes off for too long
@@Asdayasman exactly
Lol horns mean nothing just pop the hood cut horn wires, problem solved
ChrisFix, U could also add a semi exposed button for thieves marked "start switch", then connect it to a car alarm!!!
Not a bad idea!
Smart!
That's a brilliant idea my man
Jona evergreen cuisine Vincent gms holy really That smarty you Dumas stock a chick
ChrisFix could you do a video on how we can do that? Just with the factory alarm system?
I'm pretty handy but mostly when it comes to tech and IT stuff. I know some basic maintenance on cars and have done a few head unit/speaker installs. But this man can inspire you to do just about anything. Definitely one of my favorite channels on TH-cam. The presentation is always top notch. I wish more facets of life had how to's that were the quality of ChrisFix videos.
As a professional car thief,I must say this was very informative and educational
Thank you
Indeed it is
Lol your late to the program thief
itspretty piss dude he obviously doesn’t have to find it he will go to the wire harness first and cut the end connected to the switch and fit back up 😂
Glad the video was helpful! I dont discriminate. Just dont come crying to me when you get "a surprise" when you try to flip the wrong kill switch in one of my cars ;)
Repo man?
I just want to say a huge thank you for this! I saved for ages to get my dream car a 2005 Mint condition and totally original Subaru Impreza WRX STI and this is the first thing I did. I did solder my connections to be even tidier but exactly 6 months into my ownership (two.weeks ago) I awoke to the sound of a smashed window and my dog barking. My engine was cranking but the car didn't start. I went outside and shouted out to see two lads running off down the road. My car was damaged but not gone! It works!
and...
S L joatnh
What di they do to get the engine to crank?
Stephen H lmao that’s what I was thinking. They needed his key to crank the car over.
Stephen H you don’t need the key to crank the car. Just brake the engine switch and stick a flat head screw driver into it. That’s what all the thieves do.
Hey chris, try use double ON switch, and connect the power to the horn, so if someone try to switch ON your car, they just activate the horn
Your car engine wouldn't start and you also notices someone is breaking your car
basically poorman's alarm
That's really clever, I like the idea!
I do that on my motorcycle
LOL! Picture the look on the thief's face xD.
@@RipCityBassWorks Hey... um... I was just checking if the horn works.... its great! Oh umm.. I am the door to door mechanic... yeah.. i work on cars for free at night.
Good idea!
What a life saver man, with all the thefts lately with Hyundai vehicles I had the idea to do just this, but I was apprehensive, but after watching this video I now feel confidant enough to attempt this modification.
Now I just have to convince my better half...
End up doing it? If so, did you have any difficulties?
I want to attempt it on my sisters Hyundai as it was already stolen earlier this month and found later during the day. Got it all fixed up, now to make it harder for the fucks to steal it next time this happens 😂
@@cringesh1t427did it work out?
Silly robbers, you cant steal my project cars. They don't run.
🤣
You know there are sophisticated crims that have things like car trailers and tow trucks and trucks as well with trays to take you car straight to the chop shop
@@iamasmurf1122 you must be really funny at home...
robbers can't steal my project car it doesn't have engine and wheels on it and it's already stripped LOL
Neither can the robbers when you see them
Nobody:
Chris: lets add medium strength thread locker.
*let's torque the oil pan drain bolt to 15 ft-lbs*
anmol bagul nobody:
ChrisFix: *_Soappywooder_*
Don't forget about using a breaker bar!
Hey man, leave him alone lol. I didn't use threadlocker on anything until my brake caliper bolt backed out and my caliper kicked up and ripped my rim in half. I use threadlocker on EVERYTHING now.
@@MrSupermugen yeah also on guitar jacks they always come undone
Your car is a manual, the best anti theft device out there
So was the yellow s2000. Rip😢
In theory yes but that stolen Honda S2000 says different
people here steal everything from what they find inside to hub caps, llights, grills to learner driver stickers
@@luk4s56 same here, anthing they can take
Explain that honda s2000 then lol.....
I worked at a Chevrolet dealer in the early 1990s. They sold an ignition cutoff switch system in “aftermarket” called Prolock. We must have sold hundreds of those a year. They cost near $1200. After a few weeks, I realized the complicated circuit board on an easy to remove key was only a switch. We would use a 180 bent paperclip To start cars when we didn’t have the proper key. When a customer didn’t buy the prolock, the service department would install the same chip without the handle for easy removal. These were so cheap, they were installed in every car but only a % bought them. However, clever people would not buy it and then acquire the key to replace with the dummy circuit board. Car dealerships can be such a scam! Thanks for the tip Chris, I need to do this in all my cars
Interesting, thanks for sharing!
Never seen someone so happy when his car didn't start xd
Lmao right
It's all good until the switch fails and catches fire.
ALLright holy smokes guys
He shifts into 3rd and the gear selector hits the switch, shutting it off.
XD
First time seeing someone so happy with a car that doesnt start
😂
Me going to job
Yeah lol
It’s an excuse to not go to work
Chrisfix the type of guy to add threadlocker to his bottles of mayonnaise
To ensure the vibrations from opening and closing the fridge dont loosen the cap and spoil the mayo!
Lol bro
Lmao
ChrisFix LMAO 😂
@@chrisfix lmao
Chris - I have 4 AS degrees and NONE of the teachers gave as much details on the procedures. . You - Sir - Did REALLY well. Thank you
After watching a 18 minutes and 12 seconds video
*_mE: i ShOuLd BuY a CaR fIrSt...._*
Lol
You should get a license first.
Lol I know right as I was watching I'm like I want one but yeah need a car
I might have jus THE ONE... 4 u
hhaahhhahahh good one
Chris: "I got my dream car!"
Chris: "..."
Chris: "Let's just add some medium-strength thread locker..."
NSMike87 and wash it down with soapy wooder
He got hummer h2 or h3
@@ahmednuman5258 it's a turbo diesel h1
@@ahmednuman5258 both of those aren't mid engine
Hahahaha
I’ve never seen a man so happy for his car not to start
when its Opposite Day and your car doesn't start...
*LETS FUCKIN GOOOOOOOOOOOO WOOOOOOOOHHH*
Same
when your car doesn't start because your testing the killswitch and when you turn the killswitch back off so that your engine can start but your engine didn't start even though you offed the killswitch
*something's wrong, i can feel it*
Ikr😂😂
@@andrewsantora7943 Lol That made my day
Scrolling through the comments trying to find someone giving you a pat on the back for offering such an awesome idea for the position and by default spoiling it for yourself forever and can’t find any, bad job everyone! And thank you Chris, I don’t have a car and I don’t plan in getting one soon but I love your videos and if I get one I would feel confident to do work on it myself thanks to you 👍
i messed up
Cars are good to have sometimes , but they can also be more trouble than they're worth , when things go bad .
And without doubt , they are almost certainly guaranteed to do that eventually .
Sometimes it's not even the car's fault .
It might be what someone else has done , that gets you involved in their problems , in some unforeseen way .
Have you ever thought why those new car ads show empty roads , on a bright and sunny day , with happy smiling people , without a care in the world .
Because that's the dream , they're trying to sell you .
But that's not real life .
It's just make-believe .
Save yourself a whole load of trouble , and let someone else do the worrying for you .
And apart from anything else , you'll always have money in your pocket , doing that .
Nobody:
ChrisFix: I'll add a bit of medium strength threadlocker just to be sure.
Yi
@GDVisionz true😂
still waiting for loctite to sponosr him.
All I think about is "medium strength threadlocker" since the last video every time I do something to my car
u funny
Me : * watches this video at midnight *
*the next day*
Me : * installs kill-switch in garage and simplisafe system in car *
under rated comment
600th like
666 like \m/
Get tf out my head
15:13 Never seen a guy who is happy, that his car doesn't start ^^
Lol
:DDD
Im gonna be so happy , to see the criminal be angry at the car not starting ^^
Yep
Dam spoilers
Thanks for this. Car theft has increased over 50% in our area, so your video is most appreciated. 💝🙏👍
The 1.9k dislikes are from the local car thieves
hahahahaha im dead
and from corrupt cops
🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
2k now @Tydiggity
Who knows... probably they are actually the ones that LIKE the video!
Either a kill switch or a manual transmission, both work equally against theft
In states maybe but not so much elsewhere.
....the yellow s2000 was a manual
In america not anywhere else
Haha
Michael Bende i saw that, im in the us, not many manuals where i live. So manual transmission is actually a deterrent
A cheaper way is to disconnect the battery, take the steering wheel and take a tire with you into the store
Why didn't I think of this before :o
Yeah like mister bean
Steering wheel is good enough if u have a quick release one
For real tho... If I'm ever in a really bad area, I take the fuel pump fuse with me. XD
Dead Rat lmao
Hey Chris! I recently bought my dream car, a Honda S2000 just like your friend, and it was actually stolen from the previous owner in 2009. After watching this video and seeing the beginning it was practically an omen telling me to install one of these lol. Your video was incredibly helpful and now there's a killswitch cleverly hidden in my car! Thank you!
The Club a steering wheel locking device, and also a brake pedal lock.
@@royjohnson465 Steering clubs are more effective when locked on the back side of the steering wheel according to car guys. They can't freeze it and hit w/a hammer. Then again I hear they just saw through the steering nowadays.
@@Victorylap-fy4ke ~Thank you for that tip. I did not know that, I do have a steering wheel club and putting it on the “back side” may come in handy unless they saw through my steering wheel.
~A kill-switch might be the answer.
I find a good habit to get into when adding switches is to use one male and one female connector on the switch leg wires. That way, if your switch goes bad and your stuck without tools, you can just unplug the switch and plug those wires directly to each other.
Also, I would avoid using a style of wire loom or wire color that is blaringly different from stock appearance. Run those wires tightly against stock looms when possible. Hide em!
Personally I like to have a bit of fun with my kill switches. Its an opportunity to get creative. My last one, I installed a 3 legged switch. One hot for pump in, one for pump out. The third leg, when switch is armed, redirects power to the horn. Someone trys to hotwire the car and they blast the horn instead. Probably won't stick around to figure it out after that.
Thanks a lot and good ideas.
Could I make one of the buttons in my car be my kill switch, such as rear defrost?
@@BustaShenanigans I know its possible, I just don’t know how.. sorry if this isn’t helpful lol
Can you make a tutorial of that?
@@BustaShenanigans Yeah but you'd probably have to be more eletrically talented - i know it'd probably be easy with a personalized CPU, but probably much more difficult if you just try to do it eletrically
Car: *doesn't start*
Chris: WOOOO YEAH
That's what you gotta do every time something doesn't work. At least that's what I do anyway.
never thought some wood have to say that
I dont wanna like since ur at 420
Woooo baby *
Gonna try to daisy-chain them so that several switches have to be set to the right position, mad max style
And when you connect them in parallel. Leaving your car at some place would be parallel parking...
haha, up down up up up down up down down ... vroom!
At that point... wouldnt it be easier for the thief to just cut the wires and stick them together?
@@DivinityOfBLaze yeah, that’s what I usually do 😉
@@EdwinvandenAkker 15
Great job brother. When you have the wright tools and a little bit of knowledge everything is easy. If you have these two things this video is for you, other-ways get ready to pay a mechanic for this job.
As a professional auto mechanic, I got to see several different "kill switch" installations but the most ingenius theft prevention did NOT include an aftermarket switch of any kind. It was NOT a kill switch but a START PREVENTION system. The owner had the starter relay connected to the HIGH BEAM side of the dimmer switch so the only time the starter would engage was when the HIGH BEAMS were turned on! If done properly, I would challenge ANYONE to find out why the car would NOT start!
Smart. I’ve heard of people doing this with their ac controls as well
Video!
cig socket too
But, if the car has a manual gearbox, you can just bump start it.......not very smart.
@@Hevolash Nope this cuts off the fuel pump. Won't get far
I have a factory installed security system in mine. It's a manual transmission.
Going overboard, a mad lad you are.
True story. Somebody mugged/carjacked my neighbor a few weeks ago, but didn't even make it out of our complex's parking lot with her car because after they stalled it they just got out and ran.
So goddamn factual
Joby Elliott wow sounds so familiar with the story of the kids that tried to carjack an old lady but they couldn’t drive stick.
MyTwoCents so did his buddy’s s2000
It show how dedicated you are reading comments years later
I spend 4 hours everyday reading and responding to comments!
@@chrisfix you're awesome dude
@@chrisfix 4 hours?! hey btw, when will you gonna boost your honda, we are all waiting for it
@@chrisfix I really want to see the boost on honda I want to boost my van and want to see someone I trust do it so I can follow the correct steps
69 likes and I’m not about to change that
As a blogger and truck mechanic by trade, I have used that very simple idea on our fleet, and worked just fine. Good video. 👍
Thanks!
Chrisfix, the kind of guy to put on safety glasses before going to the bathroom
You could never be too safe
@@chrisfix *toilet backs up and sprays his face, eyes are untouched*
Didn't know you watched chrisfix :o
Glad to see Car Pal in comment section 🖖
Lol you are here I'm a big fan
thief: *gets in car*
*sees shift lever*
*gets out of car*
Lmao XD.
Exactly
I wished this could be the same in England, everybody here drives a manual
@@capri4682 same in croatia
True story. I had a 1990 Toyota Camry stick shift. One day I found some punks broke into it, jammed the ignition to ON. But obviously the car didn't move because these young punks had no idea how to even start a stick shift, not to say drive one. This was in California.
1:07 they put a Toyota badge on the S2000 just to hurt him even more
Scott Harrison lmao
Scott Harrison 😂😂😂
Jajajajajaja
Lol I was wondering the exact same thing 😂😂😂
LOOOOL
I'll be doing both within days. Someone broke into my truck 2 days ago. Cameras will be up tomorrow, kill switch soon to follow. Thanks for the guide
I fitted one of these years ago on a non-injected car and wired the switch into the low tension side of the coil. I didn't hide the switch, I bought a heated rear window switch from Ford and put it in one of the switch blanks on the dashboard. AND IT WORKED!!!!!!! Someone broke into the car and smashed the ignition barrel, but they couldn't steal it. The switch was also much easier to reach being on the dash amongst the other switches.
That is a great idea. Most cars, if you don't have a LOADED accessory package will have blank knock outs that could be used for the on-off kill switch. Just get a switch that doesn't do anything, but go from ON to OFF from a dealer so it matches the others. Ya just have to be more devious then the thief, but, more creative.
That’s awesome!!!
Smart move.
Hidden in plain sight. Nice.
I was going to say the same thing. Much easier to just earth the coil. But your switch idea is pure genius.
*my Honda was stolen 4 times and recovered each time, then I installed a kill switch, it was broken into but they couldn't steal it , they even left the screwdriver in the ignition*
That’s a scary thing to know.
Where did you put the kill switch?
Where do you live dang
Why was it stolen 4 times, didn't you learn after the first time, or even second?
You should move lol
My grandpa had a lot of classic cars and would essentially make the cigarette lighter a kill switch/start button. When it was in the slot and pushed in the car started, so he'd just take the cigarette lighter with him when parked around town somewhere. I always thought it was a cool idea because you're not leaving any switch behind to find.
but then if you loose the cigarette lighter you're screwed
Paul Moysa same thing would happen if you lost your car keys.
very smart idea
@@kzero1499 cigarette car lighters are big lol
i've got an idea of a factory switch that is none functional (because I swapped the part in from a higher trim level version of the car), problem is it's a Momentary switch, not a toggle.
You make the best step-by-step videos ever. Every question one might have is already answered! Really everybody can follow along!
Thanks!
*Tries to start the car*
*Doesnt start*
*Forgot the switch*
*Flips the switch*
*Car doesn't start*
Did you check the switch’s switch and the backup switch
@@SaigyoujiYuyuko the engine has a switch inside the spark plug in the oil filter in the gas tank
😂
Don't forget that there's a switch inside the switch as well!
the car didn't start because you forgot to start the car
Any new things for your driftstang? I'm craving for those videos lol
Me too man! So stoked!
😂😂😁oh yeah
Same here man!!!. So stoked
Me too! I can’t wait!!
He went to a drift event recently Im sure we will see that footage soon
15:07 first time I’ve seen someone happy that their car isn’t starting
golden comment
=))))
Hey, if I really do not want to go to work...
Lol
@@drippingwax calling boss.. Heyy boss, umm i might be abit late for work today,, car wont start and the bus just drove by. give me an hour and ill be there.. ::P
It ABSOLUTELY works. I had a 69 corvette that I had a kill switch professional installed. I always parked the car so it could not be towed as often as I could.
Thanks for sharing!
Next ChrisFix vid: How To Install An Ejector Seat
Best comment
Terribly underrated
After that how to open a car boot from the sky
Heheh funny humor indeed
No its gonne be his car reveal with an ejector seat
Something you could consider is a magnet switch. Mount the switch anywhere behind the plastics, and when ever you plase a magnet on top the spot opposite of the switch, the switch will turn to the "ON" position.
Very clever
I was thinking of doing that actually but I wanted to make it more simple. People grasp the idea of an on/off switch easier but once you know the basics of how to do it, you can make a fingerprint scanner if you wanted!
Its a good idea, i had this in my car but the magnet was always rubbing on the plastic so i located somewhere else that doesnt degrade
@@chrisfix I'm not sure that a finger print scanner would be wise, simply because if the thieves were dedicated enough, or properly prepared, they could lift your prints from the vehicle
@@thelegohorde2120 Well... modern Finger Print readers check if the fingerprint is "alive"...
Damn, the S2000 been gutted was a heart breaker. It was in an awesome condition and also a sweet colour.
Pray for him
rip s2000
They swapped the Honda badge for a Toyota badge.
Yeah that was hard to see
@@TheKamurdoch thats probably why they did it
Man I miss these Del Sol Videos, Wish they would come back, came back here cuz I needed to do this to mine and remembered that I could come back and watch this for help!
I installed a kill switch in my truck. Having a blast labeling it each time I take it in for routine care at my mechanic's, "Bidet" "Landing Gear", "Seat Eject", etc.
Haha that's awesome!
ejecto seato cus
@@BASSRIDEZ420 what i say every time someone asks what my glovebox button with an eject sticker does
BIDET
The criminal be like what kind of plane is this?!??!
A manual transmission is a factory installed kill switch in America
😂😂😂😂
Lol
Yea except his buddy got his car stolen. S2k only came in manual.
👍🏻😄👍🏻
manual isn't hard to drive
They replaced the honda badge on the s2000 with a toyota badge im dead.
Oof
Duuuuude, you're right!!!
Lmaoooooo peakkkk
Wow that's fascinating
Glad im not the only one who noticed that lmao
15:08 rare video of someone happy their car won't start
Probably the only time that's happened haha
I have an S2000, it's my most prized possession. It killed me seeing those before and after shots. I'm sorry for your friend.
I recently bought an E36 to drift and is usually parked on the street so this install comes in perfect time. As usual, great video
it had a toyota badge in the parted out pictures, at 1:07. Did they steal the badge too? and E36 is gorgeous. I have a e92 M3 but def want a e36 as a daily
First image honda,,,,,,,second one is from toyota.Check the picture again.Hmmmmm
@@TetovoBoy If you look at the before and after it is the same vehicle and they poorly placed the Toyota badge on it. Not sure what they did it for but by looking at what is left of the front end compared to before you can clearly see it is the same car.
"The only way to steal your car is to tow it"
Tow truck driver: Hell yeah
repo man has joined the chat
You can still win. GPS welded into the frame with 1/4" steel plate and a separate battery that is charged by the main battery. GPS receivers draw very little power and you can easily run it for over a month even after they chopped the car. Show up with extra keys and buddies, take it in broad daylight as you can prove ownership and nobody else can. This avoids fighting for your car and the theif would have to identify themselves to stop you.
A siren welded into the frame on an "always on" circuit, that activates permanently once a certain wire is unplugged. Any random wire will do, try to pick one on a valuable part that can be split where it isn't seen.
Nobody ever chops a frame, and this makes it so they have to cut the frame (extremely loud) to make it stop. They'll dump the car ASAP or run
My dad's Austin mini got chopped in his work parking lot while he was working. A loud noise would have saved his car and given him a chance to see how many people fit in the trunk :P
@@FletcherHillier eh easier to hook up a tracker to a fuse tap, just pop off a panel in the footwell and drop in in a hole in the frame, even just leave it there without bothering with the frame at all it isnt like the repo guys are looking for a tracker
@@Jumpsuit13HEYPEOPLETHISISMYURL Yes you could put it anywhere, and as an extra precaution don't do any of our suggestions :P Custom security features made by you and known only by you are the best. Most of us aren't protecting vintage hot rods, so easier may be better.
@@FletcherHillier for sure, best thing to do is always gonna depend on your specific vehicle, preferences, capabilities, and purposes
10 bucks says he didn't move the switch after the video
Reelspill I’m down
He bought that car for $300 😂 Not worth it
yeah he put thread locker on and i thought thats a wrap jack, hes not moving it lmao
Poonam Singh you dont have to sub to a channel to steal a car
@@mattattack713 i said the same thing 😂
You do a wonderful job explaining things that anyone can understand. In the old days we would just cut and splice the coil to the kill switch but you better know what you were doing because that coil was like a stun gun if it grounded to something you were touching! But that was in the early 70’s!
in the days of a single ignition coil with distributor prior to coil packs.
Nobody:
Chrisfx: this cap from the bottle of soda can leak. Thread locker should help.
"I also marked it with a bright marker so I can notice if it ever comes loose"
This made my freaking day 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The criminal probably saw your video on how to strip a car
xD lol
Well they didn’t know how to gut the engine
heheehehe
@@jtd3718 the s2k f20c is a really good engine. Also its light and expensive perfect for criminals
@@brianvargas4885 it's a little joke you took it to technical
Man, I can’t even imagine how the S2000 guy felt. And I hope I never will.
I mean really, they did the man SO dirty, they robbed him, AND PUT A TOYOTA BADGE ON IT JUST TO ADD INSULT?? REALLY??? THEY TOOK THE TIME, TO PUT A TOYOTA BADGE ON A STOLEN HONDA?
@@xclear1874 I just noticed that 😂 that is pure evil
Eye for an eye tooth for a tooth. Man steal his shit or cut off his hands. I have gotten my tools stolen or even my food. I know how it feels.
F
@@josephtennyson4348 what
I really like this channel not too much talking bra bra , he gets to the point within short time and well explained.👍
Im 100% sure that Chris kept the kill switch the same location.
Init
Nope. There's a hole in the shift boot where he's been running it for a while now. Since the hole is there, he personally wants to move it. But to keep the wiring similar or the same, he'll likely wire the switch inside the e-brake lever boot. Just skip in a finger and flick the switch. 😉
Ikr 😂😂
Evolution Glitch but you could just go and look where he connected the new wires to the old ones and just remove the new and put the old one back together right I assume it would be pretty easy to figure out what one is factory and what is after market
@@evolutionglitch4739 honestly I think the hole is from when the drill bit punched through because we just watched the install
1:06 Oh my God, they even took the Honda badge, and replaced it with a Toyota one.
Those Burglars really wanted that Red honda badge!! What scumbags!
Why'd we all start rewatching this video tonight lol
CrackedDylMil idk lol
I feel horrible for that guy
Did they do that to make it harder to identify the stolen car?
@@jarrydhorn7049 Dunno, but if I was trying to strip a stolen car I want a quick turn around incase someone figures out whats going on. They probably did it as a joke... i know I would.
Are we all gonna ignore the fact that this man actually has blinker fluid
:p
@@chrisfix What is blinker fluid? Also very good video, i'm actually planning on purchasing a 1985 Oldsmobile Toronado Caliente as a first car, what are your thoughts?
@@fifthbeatle it is very important he has video about it
@@fifthbeatle first thing you need on your car. Try to get one immediately as it helps so much. You can find out on your own. Every shop has one.
Yup, it really helps a lot and it’s pretty cheap
Thanks to you, they couldnot steal the car, but they trashed and broke everything trying to start it😢, anyways thanks man im glad your channel has grown
4:21
Chris: Now your multimeter is grounded
Multimeter: :(
Lol
DEAM0N but MOOOOMMMM
Lol
Wat ur problem grandpa, no wait Dada Dada Dada eye meen
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I added this to my Jeep back in 2016 when it was recovered from theft. It was completely destroyed, so I made a kill switch and took whole bunch of pics to show how it works. However, I made it with 2 switches making it obvious for anyone who would attempt to start the car, but the main kill switch was hidden. I had to moved the car before while the driveway was been renovated, but due to work, I was happy I left a note to my mother on how to run the car. Which she was able able to move it.
Sorry to hear your car was stolen, i'm glad to see it's all secure now!
Aww i feel bad for the guy... also s2000 are some good looking cars
Same! He was heart broken. He went all the way to FL (from NJ) to buy it and drive it home. It was his first big purchase too! Some people suck :(
I'm from Denmark, and I don't know anyone who had their car stolen, ever. Is this really so common in the US? Also, in movies, people leave their car without locking them, wtf?
@@magnuswf I know one person who had their car stolen right from their driveway when they were sleeping, security camera caught it all. Not sure how common it really is though. Also I don't know about most people but I double check to make sure my car is locked before leaving it. With the proper tools (cheap tools) its super easy to break into most cars.
pun7unz expensive cars too
@@magnuswf mostly it's Honda's from the 1990s. If they shave down a key they can steal any of them. All my friends that have ever had Honda's from that era had them stolen multiple times. Never known anyone that had a different brand stolen.
It's basically just because they're easy to steal and criminals are going to go for what's easiest.
This is a great idea but could be implemented in a better way: add a 'momentary' push-to-make switch in the crank (or security) circuit. This way, it is automatically 'armed' when the motor is shut down (you don't need to remember to throw the kill switch). But moreover it avoids the potential danger of the fuel pump accidentally being stopped while you are driving (at which point you might miss your power steering and servo'ed brakes (if auto)).
How about a video on how to install a keyless entry system in a car or truck that doesn’t have it?
That’s a cool idea!
I second this. That would be awesome.
Also a remote start for those of us that live where it gets really cold in the winter.
How about adding a push button start?
What about replacing manually operated accessories with power operated accessories in a car or truck that doesn’t have them. Power windows, locks, mirrors, etc.
Would be awesome to see a video on how to properly paint a car (cleaning, prep, primer, etc). The Del Sol is the perfect candidate!
I second this.
go and check goonzquad thei are painting professional
@@lukaslamek02 If they were professionals they would strip and paint the whole car and not be left with offshade paint. They'll get there eventually.
Agreed
@@rztrzt they will paint the hole lamborghini so i gues they emprowed in painting
4:22
Chris: “And now our multimeter is grounded.”
Multimeter: :(
Nice subtle comment that made me smile.. 👍 🇬🇧
idk why that was soo fucking funny to me thank you !!
????
This made me laugh was more than it should have
What makes it so funny?
Wire it to fuel pump relay and wire 2nd switch the horn, airbags go off and doors lock if power is turned ON.
Directions unclear I stole my car
THIS COMMENT DESERVES MORE LIKES HAHAHAHA
Your profile pic says it all
Best “directions unclear” joke I’ve seen yet🤣🤣
That's impossible.
@@armaannarayan G35 owners smh
But what if another ChrisFix steals your car
You mean ChrisBreak
N S Exactly 😂
he fix, he attack, he break.
and most importantly, he steal
“Heeey guys, Chrisbreak here! And today I’m going to show you how to steal a car!”
in russia our kill switch it's C4 underneath driver seat , we click a detonator for kill the criminal not fuel pump
NaWaFoViCH underdog comment
Glory to mother Russia!
In soviet Russia car steals you
that would be awesome .
So now you still don't have a car...🤔 lol fail....
Really appreciate this. Just bought my hatchback back and now gonna finish all my projects on it
Thief: fails at stealing car.
Thief: watches Chrisfix video
Also thief: Goes to steal the same car again and finds the kill switch
Smarter theif looks for the rework at the relay and just shorts the wires. Smarter thief also carries scissors 😊
Chris: Shift to 3rd gear
Then engine stalls
frank w that is what I said
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
i doubt someone will steal a del sol lol
ChrisFix the type of guy that torques his water bottle.
and adds medium strength thread locker to the cap.
Lol
Go back to Doug's channel with that comment.... 😂
I get hardcore calluses from how much I do it :(
@@simonfozzy8061 damn I was going to write that.
I installed one of these on my girlfriend's car last year.
Haven't told her yet.
This is your girlfriend. Come here right now
so she couldn´t run off?
@@StLaparole So she can't drive off.
Super helpful if she plans to take the kids. SHOULD'VE DONE THIS TO KAREN 😡
Keep her car safe bro
Amazed it's taken so long for this idea to re-emerge. I fitted one to my 1948 Morris minor convertible back in the 1960's.
My 1986 Vauxhall Nova had a distributor and points, so I broke into the 12v supply to the coil and installed a switch and capacitor to earth, so the engine would crank but there'd be no high tension supply to the sparkplugs. When I finish rebuilding my 1970s Land Rover I'll be installing something similar. The only downside is both vehicles have mechanical lift pumps, so cranking the engine without starting will flood the engine.
The criminal who tear down ur friends S2k has a special place in hell
Nah man, we do not want someone that evil down here in Hell.
@jahim udddin
Well yes but actually no
Farrel Pramono Mom: why are you crying so damn loud
Perhaps we can start a support fund to help him get a replacement. I've had quite a bit of experience with thieves so I know how he must feel
@@justinlaw3153 insurance?
hate the fact that some people just steal instead of working for their own stuff.
#truth to that!!! You nailed it man!
say It louder for the people in the back!!
Not everyone has mommys money or TH-cam ad revenue
@@Cryahaat lol!
doesnt even matter if they do or dont. working for your own stuff is a nice feeling to actually say you've earned it through hard work.
but those people seem to love stealing. I dont get it man..
Hard work and dedication will get you whatever you need in life maybe not everything you want but definitely everything you need I wenn from having nothing at 28 years old to owning my own house and 3 vehicles 7 years later. Yes it is possible but it is hard but that's why they call it work!
dude I actually felt like crying for your friend man that must really suck man that just sucks
It was pretty awful, I felt so bad :/
I honestly felt my heart drop when I saw those pics
The video showed a Honda with a motor then a Toyota without one. It wasnt the same car
Dying Light Master no, it was still an S2000, just with a Toyota badge on it. I’m sure whatever chop shop took the car swapped out the badge so that cops that don’t know about cars wouldn’t realize it was the stolen Honda they were looking for.
@@95mudrazor The one who stole the car stole the honda badge and placed a toyota badge.
You are an excellent educator. You include the little things, like sliding the shrink tube on before crimping.
Thanks!
Damn I really feel bad for the guy that lost his S2000😦
especially since it turned into a toyota at 1:18
@@DoomFinger511 lmfaaaao
Yes, also to find it stripped out in a ditch :(
Time to break someone's kneecaps
I can feel the same as a car guy :C
It's not going to be an issue with that car because a lot of people don't know how to drive manual
Uhh yea thats what theives want you to think... Theives kno how to drive everything cause thats what those no life bastards do for a living...
I cannot think of too many people in a certain age bracket that can drive a manual
Lol. In eastern Europe (balkans) only manual cars you can find. Here if you have automatic then you are some rich guy😂 for me automatic is shit. There is no felling when you press the clutch, shift gear and put engine to blockade with high rpm xD
Some might know how
💜Mardi⚜️Gras💚 I’m 15 and can drive manual
Great idea. I'm putting in two kill switches. One for the fuel pump, another for the security siren