Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts

   / Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts #61  
Jstpssng said:
Everything which I've owned in the last 40 years or so did.

The O2 sensors really don't like it.
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I guess I don't consider latches to be locks. Those are mainly just to keep the hood from flying up whole in motion.
 
   / Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts #65  
Torvy said:
I guess I don't consider latches to be locks. Those are mainly just to keep the hood from flying up whole in motion.
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You need to get into the passenger compartment to open the hood, so I consider that locked... assuming you lock your doors. If not, then why would you want a separate lock on the hood?
 
   / Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts #66  
Jstpssng said:
You need to get into the passenger compartment to open the hood, so I consider that locked... assuming you lock your doors. If not, then why would you want a separate lock on the hood?
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It takes a thief mere seconds to get into a car cabin. It's all moot as any lock would just add time. With catch and release, there is no way to stop someone determined to steal.
 
   / Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts #68  
Torvy said:
It takes a thief mere seconds to get into a car cabin. It's all moot as any lock would just add time. With catch and release, there is no way to stop someone determined to steal.
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At one time Ford offered a locking hood release as an option... similar to what's in vehicles now except that it needed a key to lock/unlock it.

In answer to your most recent question; the easiest solution is to always park in a locked garage. This has been going on for years now, and the invention of the cordless saw makes it easier. Funny, I always thought they would be a great moose poaching tool. I guess that I don't set my sights high enough. (Not that I would poach, but if I did that would be the first thing I bought.)
 
   / Beware of Catalytic Converter Thefts #69  
Jstpssng said:
At one time Ford offered a locking hood release as an option... similar to what's in vehicles now except that it needed a key to lock/unlock it.

In answer to your most recent question; the easiest solution is to always park in a locked garage. This has been going on for years now, and the invention of the cordless saw makes it easier. Funny, I always thought they would be a great moose poaching tool. I guess that I don't set my sights high enough. (Not that I would poach, but if I did that would be the first thing I bought.)
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Hahaha..."New from Makita, the Moose Poacher 2000! Didn't get a tag this season, no problem. Need meat out of season, no problem. Bulls, Cows, Calves, who cares? The Moose Poacher 2000 can make all of the disappear. It's like Magi...kita!"
 
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