>
>The rest of what's returned are links to things you can actually buy. I
>followed one of the AutoZone links and found a brand/model specific kill
>switch for a (just my guess) 2000 4 cylinder Tacoma pickup. The problem
>is there was nothing to indicate how it works or how or where it's to be
>installed. I suspect you will need to go back to the manufacturer's
>websites to find installation/usage manuals or else just go to the local
>store.
>
Yep, that's the model, 4 cylinder Tacoma with a manual tranny. I will
definitely look into that.
>
>If you drive the truck just occasionally it may be sufficient to pull a
>fuse that controls something critical like the ignition switch or the
>fuel pump. If a thief tries to jump the ignition and it doesn't easily
>work he may move on to an easier victim.
>
That would be a good short-term solution. I'll look into that also.
Chris
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- Hunter S. Thompson
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