[Yury]

hello fellas

i was just wondering, somebody on here had a referance to a kill switch that basicly replaces what i believe is the starter relay, and is controlled by a key fob.

now i could be wrong it could of been just a relay that you splice in but i think having a kill switch on a key fob instead of hidding a switch somewhere is really freaking cool


Anybody knows about this or share my same outlook :2thumbsup:

thanks for your help guys

yury

 

[Yury]

thanks guys fro your replies. i just wrote them an email stating i would love to get one of these if it works on my jeep. lets see when they reply.

for some reason i couldnt get any info on cost or shipping though.

anybody got those details??

thank you

yury

 

[Yury]

I think cost is approx $120. see link

Amazon.com: Master Lock Starter Sentry Vehicle Anti-Theft System: Automotivehttp://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/r...aps&field-keywords=master+lock+starter+sentry

something is wrong with the link but ill search for it thank you.
they even give insurance discounts which is pretty cool.

would you get this thing for your jeep?

 

[Yury]

try again, i posted different link.

yes i got it thank you.............i went through the list of compatible cars....and no jeep in sight :brickwall:brickwall....i just died a little in side....

im going to wait for master lock to get back to me...... man thats gona suck.

 

[Yury]

JC Whitney sells them. Last time I looked they had one for my 1999 TJ. Only problem I see is if someone steals your keys, with fob attached, they can steal your Jeep as well if someone is trying to steal your Jeep and you're close enough for the fob to enable the fuel relay. I went with something else, because of those two issues.

yes i can see these being an issue. however key fob or not if they take your keys you are screwed anyway. and ill ask MASTER lock when they get back to me what the range on the key fob is. i have seen key forbs with an adjustment inside. one of those little things on the circuit board that you need a tiny screw driver for.

 

[Yury]

I can't see why that kit wouldn't work in a TJ. All one does is insert a receiver/relay shaped like the relay it replaces. (For manual transmission models, you may need to have the clutch pedal jumper-fuse installed for the unit to get a ground supply.)

this is also true the only thing i see is maybe the prongs on the relay face a different way depending on the car model.

i think for a 120 bucks its worth it no??

 

[Yury]

:brickwall:brickwall:brickwall:brickwall

heres what they wrote:

Thank you for your email,

We will not be expanding our fitment, if it is not listed, unfortunately
we do not have one for your vehicle, nor will we in the future.

Sincerely,
Master Lock Company
E-Commerce Team

that sucks......and the worst part is:

THEY HAVE A WRANGLER IN THEIR INSTRUCTIONAL VIDEO

there goes that idea.

 

[Yury]

Many cars use the standardized mini relay.

do you think its worth a shot ...or am i just wishing here

 

[Yury]

If you want that type of security system, then it's worth the shot. It's a clever design and approach but I just think it is too easy to defeat with the swap of a simple relay. But, one could install the reciever in a remote location within the starting circuit. That is what I would do if I had that kit.

You could contact the company and ask them the pin configuration. The Jeep uses a standard ISO mini relay (30, 87, 87A, 86, 85 configuration).

thats a good idea. i also just conacted JC whitney and they said it will work with my heep. :2thumbsup:

so i think im going to do it fellas and will report back with any info.

thank you all again for your input.

yury.