Kill switch on a 20112?
I've been hearing a lot of stories about people getting their jeeps stolen in SoCal. I'm moving to a not so good part of town and thinking about installing a kill switch for my 2012 Jk. Don't really know much about it.
Anyone know anything about kill switches? How to install it? Will it kill the warrenty?
Thanks, Luis
Anyone know anything about kill switches? How to install it? Will it kill the warrenty?
Thanks, Luis
Originally Posted by VolcomTi
I've been hearing a lot of stories about people getting their jeeps stolen in SoCal. I'm moving to a not so good part of town and thinking about installing a kill switch for my 2012 Jk. Don't really know much about it.
Anyone know anything about kill switches? How to install it? Will it kill the warrenty?
Thanks, Luis
Anyone know anything about kill switches? How to install it? Will it kill the warrenty?
Thanks, Luis
I'll post up my idea later today
I can't wait for the directions on how and where to put the kill switch. 
This is gonna be good, two guys sitting around a campfire with adult beverages trying to figure out how to disable the Jeeps? 

This is gonna be good, two guys sitting around a campfire with adult beverages trying to figure out how to disable the Jeeps? Put the sending unit from the wireless inside the JK ( on the visor looking down )
When the sensor detects motion, it will alarm the receiver thats inside your house.
Cheap and nasty ways that work.
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Last edited by 33 williys 77; Mar 26, 2013 at 10:47 AM.
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Originally Posted by Woody
I can't wait for the directions on how and where to put the kill switch. 
This is gonna be good, two guys sitting around a campfire with adult beverages trying to figure out how to disable the Jeeps? 


This is gonna be good, two guys sitting around a campfire with adult beverages trying to figure out how to disable the Jeeps?
I'd be wary of the wireless motion sensor if you leave the top or doors off. The neighborhood cat is going to drive you and your neighbors crazy.
If you do a kill switch don't forget the hood lock and bypass wire to keep your clock, uconnect, and radio settings intact.
If you do a kill switch don't forget the hood lock and bypass wire to keep your clock, uconnect, and radio settings intact.
I'd be wary of the wireless motion sensor if you leave the top or doors off. The neighborhood cat is going to drive you and your neighbors crazy.
If you do a kill switch don't forget the hood lock and bypass wire to keep your clock, uconnect, and radio settings intact.
If you do a kill switch don't forget the hood lock and bypass wire to keep your clock, uconnect, and radio settings intact.
And when you have the wireless receiver (The one shown in the picture ) in your own house why would it drive your neighbors crazy ?.
Cats do mark their Territories
I guess people in Woodinville, Wa. like cat pee in their JKs !
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Last edited by 33 williys 77; Mar 26, 2013 at 10:54 AM.



