Disclok - any guarantees?
02 March 2004, 09:06 AM
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Disclok - any guarantees?
I put my disclok on whenever I leave the car (even in the garage) but I've wondered what would happen if it broke in some way and I couldn't remove it..!
Is there a guarantee with it? Or is it a hacksaw job? (i've heard that could take a while)
Is there a guarantee with it? Or is it a hacksaw job? (i've heard that could take a while)
02 March 2004, 10:47 PM
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You get a 36 month guarantee (although i don't think this is the actual answer that you want 
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Also (from http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/products.html) - you get a "24 hour helpline for assistance in an emergency"!
hth,
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).Also (from http://www.disklokuk.co.uk/products.html) - you get a "24 hour helpline for assistance in an emergency"!
hth,
mb
03 March 2004, 11:39 AM
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LOL I though I was the only one that did that (dislock in garage)
Nice one - don't feel so mad..
I've read it can take an hour even with power tools to get through one - so CAT1, Tracker & I always stick it on... It just serves as a great deterent imo
Nice one - don't feel so mad..
I've read it can take an hour even with power tools to get through one - so CAT1, Tracker & I always stick it on... It just serves as a great deterent imo
03 March 2004, 01:57 PM
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Scoobyd00 - insane isn't it; CAT1 Alarm, Immobiliser, Garaged, Independant Garage Alarm system, locked AND put the disclok on...
i need to get a normal car... (or a life, whatever's easier)
i need to get a normal car... (or a life, whatever's easier)
03 March 2004, 04:26 PM
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Scoobyd00 - insane isn't it; CAT1 Alarm, Immobiliser, Garaged, Independant Garage Alarm system, locked AND put the disclok on...
i need to get a normal car... (or a life, whatever's easier)
i need to get a normal car... (or a life, whatever's easier)
You get strange looks when fitting sometimes but IMO it would take a lot longer to get that off & the siren etc going to put off at least some of the theiving B@tards!
04 March 2004, 10:25 AM
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here's another beauty, I'm thinking about getting one of those light bulb adaptors that reacts to sound and switches the light on, just for the garage. That way, if anyone tries to open the door, the light comes on... 
Not sure how sensitive they are though, I can see it being useful, but not if comes on everytime a cat meows or something.
Not sure how sensitive they are though, I can see it being useful, but not if comes on everytime a cat meows or something.
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Dave,
You need help !
JFI - He even puts the disklock on at work, and we all been vetted via the goverment, show two passes to get in the gates, have 20 ft fencing with CCTV that zooms in if you touch the fence, guards patroling every hour, swipe access to all doors etc etc etc
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You need help !
JFI - He even puts the disklock on at work, and we all been vetted via the goverment, show two passes to get in the gates, have 20 ft fencing with CCTV that zooms in if you touch the fence, guards patroling every hour, swipe access to all doors etc etc etc
Chris
05 March 2004, 02:25 PM
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LOL
I've got motion activated lights now in front of house & garage 500w on garage maybe a touch too bright but will burn their eys out.... jeesus.... curtain twitching this cannot be healthy!!
I've got motion activated lights now in front of house & garage 500w on garage maybe a touch too bright but will burn their eys out
.... jeesus.... curtain twitching this cannot be healthy!!
07 March 2004, 03:32 PM
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this may be interesting reaing for anyone with a disklok
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/?http:/...y.php?id=36269
http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/?http:/...y.php?id=36269
08 March 2004, 04:05 PM
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I believe there is a way thieves can open the disclock in a few seconds....
This info comes from a motor trader friend... and I`m not going to say how...
Just be careful..
I still put mine on though...
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This info comes from a motor trader friend... and I`m not going to say how...
Just be careful..
I still put mine on though...
*****
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