immobilizer in Fit?
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From: Montreal, Quebec, Canada
According to the specs at http://hondanews.com/CatID2150?mid=2...35878&mime=asc there is a 'Direct Ignition System with Immobilizer'.
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You can't sell a new car in Australia without an immobiliser. We followed the excellent example set by Germany. I'm surprised its not mandatory over there also.
Done wonders for cutting down car theft particularly joyriders / ameteurs. Now they just break into your house to steal the car keys or steal the keys from your person (carjacking).
Done wonders for cutting down car theft particularly joyriders / ameteurs. Now they just break into your house to steal the car keys or steal the keys from your person (carjacking).
Last edited by vividjazz; Feb 25, 2006 at 01:44 AM.
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Inexpensive electronic security device fitted to most cars around the world that prevent it being started (stops engine from working) and hence stolen. Costs manufacturers around A$20 per vehicle to fit yet costs end users around A$100 after the purchase of car. Proven to drasticly reduce the theft rate of vehicles. Most alarms include an immobiliser as well as the useless noise maker.
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