AuroraGirl
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why is that do you thinkYea. I believe that was early powerglides that you could roll start
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why is that do you thinkYea. I believe that was early powerglides that you could roll start
Can you do your own install for a ravelco? Looks like they only offer the product, if installed by them?You want something simple but don't want to install a cutoff switch of any kind? I'm confused. A cutoff switch is about the simplest effective means that will stop someone that isn't sufficiently determined to steal the truck.
The most important thing to keep in mind is that anything suggested here or on any other online forum can be read by thieves as well, making it less useful, so don't get too confident in anything you can read online. They already know pretty much every possible scenario one might imagine.
Someone earlier mentioned a dummy relay; this is simple yet I would not do it on the fuel pump relay of a Vortec truck. That socket in the convenience center is already electrically challenged. Without any owner intervention at all, these often run very hot and burn the pins and can melt the plastic around the socket. Frequent swapping of relays there will only end up causing you trouble in the long run. The starter relay would be smarter as it only sees occasional use vs. constant use like the fuel pump relay.
The ignition coil and module on a Vortec small block are easily reachable and simple to unplug either one - easier to reach than the distributor on your old El Camino. Also easy for a real thief to spot if they care to take the time.
Want something truly effective? Spend the bucks on a Ravelco. It'll take a tow truck to steal your vehicle, then. Mind you that happens too; scrappers use unlicensed tow trucks to steal older vehicles and run them across the scales, higher-end thieves steal tow trucks and snatch more valuable vehicles to chop up or VIN swap and re-sell.
Best of luck..
Richard
In short, no. Part of the security of it is they are only installed by Ravelco themselves, so the information isn't widely shared. I've seen a little bit of their product sold "loose" outside of the company but they are not supported by Ravelco and I'm unsure of the source; maybe installers that have gone out of business selling out inventory? I really don't know but I wouldn't trust it.Can you do your own install for a ravelco? Looks like they only offer the product, if installed by them?
Someone tried to steal my '74 with a 3 speed a couple months ago, but it was really difficult for them.Agreed Ive got an old 3 on the tree and it blows peoples minds to see you drive it. Like it some kind of sophisticated technology lol
Ravelco? Never heard of it. Is it around $700? Installed?