Poor juliet charlie 102

[colin]

I would have thought police cars would have been one of the first cars to have remote shutdown / ignition isolation system install - exactly for this reason.

[hold3n]

I would have thought police cars would have been one of the first cars to have remote shutdown / ignition isolation system install - exactly for this reason.

In uk they have a system that their car can still run without the keys but it stalls if someone presses the accelerator untill the proper leys are inserted in the ignition

[richard omeara]

Heard one of the YO country cars saying he couldnt turn his car of cause it had to be jump started twice yesterday.

[written_ficton]

I would have thought police cars would have been one of the first cars to have remote shutdown / ignition isolation system install - exactly for this reason.

In uk they have a system that their car can still run without the keys but it stalls if someone presses the accelerator untill the proper leys are inserted in the ignition

How! I didn't know this - is there something that documents this?

[Blinky]

I would have thought police cars would have been one of the first cars to have remote shutdown / ignition isolation system install - exactly for this reason.

In uk they have a system that their car can still run without the keys but it stalls if someone presses the accelerator untill the proper leys are inserted in the ignition

How! I didn't know this - is there something that documents this?

Thats the RUNLOCK SYSTEM

[written_ficton]

Thank you, this is something we need as well.

[nra555]

Now you mention it, Iv heard of a few turbo-timers that have this feture, wired to the handbreak the engine can run for a timed or untimed period and if the handbreak is taken off (without the keys in the ignition) the engine turns off.

[kyeboi]

turbo timers make the engine run for a period of time from 0 mins to 3 mins or more all the do is let the engine run for a x period time to cool the turbo they r not a fail safe for what u think they are for the device that they r taking about is completely differant
if the keys a in the egnition and some one steals it they have a remote to shut it down ...

kyeboi

VBFB

[hold3n]

turbo timers make the engine run for a period of time from 0 mins to 3 mins or more all the do is let the engine run for a x period time to cool the turbo they r not a fail safe for what u think they are for the device that they r taking about is completely differant
if the keys a in the egnition and some one steals it they have a remote to shut it down ...

kyeboi

VBFB

as quoted from http://www.emergencyequipmentshop.co.uk ... p-278.html
The "Run Lock" unit enables a driver to remove the keys from the ignition of a vehicle while the engine continues to run. This enables adequate power, without battery drain, to be supplied to Blues and other scene lights at a major incident. The vehicle can then be driven off after re-inserting the keys, if the keys are not re-inserted the engine will cut out on removal of the parking brake or activation of the footbrake.

it doesnt say it had a remote. just stalls when handbrake is released or other brake.

[kyeboi]

yes that all good but a turbo timer is differant for what this topic is about ..
the remote thing came in coz the other day i was watching and american police show and the have remote cut off installed in there cars and verious other cars as well.

[hold3n]

yes that all good but a turbo timer is differant for what this topic is about ..
the remote thing came in coz the other day i was watching and american police show and the have remote cut off installed in there cars and verious other cars as well.

my mistake