theiving pikeys
theconrodkid - 15/1/07 at 05:41 PM
broke into my garden and nicked my wheels
so if you see 3 alleycats with new avons on...they are mine.
Surrey Dave - 15/1/07 at 05:50 PM
Cucking Funts!!
Translated for more gentile types , what absolute cads ,bounders and blaggards!!
[Edited on 15/1/07 by Surrey Dave]
PAUL FISHER - 15/1/07 at 05:55 PM
3 alleys cats,we will all keep our eyes open for some pikeys driving one of these then
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graememk - 15/1/07 at 06:16 PM
i had my shed done over in october, nicked all my tools, i'm still looking for somethings then realise they must of been nicked
McLannahan - 15/1/07 at 06:45 PM
My TomTom was stolen this weekend from my car. Done using the known VW lock "feature"!
Bye Bye Jane...She knew all the roads so well....
MikeR - 15/1/07 at 07:11 PM
VW lock feature?
you mean you forgot to lock it????
(that is a serious question in case this is a well known problem - thinking of getting a vw next and a smidgen worried now)
donut - 15/1/07 at 07:12 PM
B'stards!!!
McLannahan - 15/1/07 at 07:43 PM
quote:
Originally posted by donut
B'stards!!!
Apparently you (read crook) inserts a screwdriver into the barrel. Rotate and because of the "convenience feature" as it's called...The
windows roll down and the alarm disables. This is meant for hot weather I guess?! It is possible to cut one wire in the door loom too to disable the
switch that allows this so very handy "feature".
I've bought a de-lock kit today from the VW dealers and I'm spraying it up as I type! It is a replacement blank barrel, small metal disc and
also blanking caps too.
Newer VW's have only one lock (passenger is blanked) and I believe the lock is re-designed now. This affects most VW's with locks from 96 to
2005.
Nice eh?
Police told me if happens ALL the time. VW certainley didn't seem confused by the request for the parts.....