yeah an idiot, nice guy but doesn't care or think....If it got stolen he would have another one the next day.
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yeah an idiot, nice guy but doesn't care or think....If it got stolen he would have another one the next day.
speeding_infraction
TJ Enthusiast
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
speeding_infraction
TJ Enthusiast
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
Funny enough I did actually learn I could do that with that vehicle when I lost the key while driving it (it was on the floor). Then I started starting it and taking the key and locking it lol
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
Doing the Forum double tap post I see...
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
Even better fix... remote start!!! Never have to leave the comfort of a warm living room until the cab is already warmed up!!!
That would've costed as much as that vehicle was worth! I do miss having it though, but I probably won't pay for it
As a kid I never needed a house key as the door was never locked. My first car was an 85 ford ranger that I bought for $850. I left the keys in the ignition all the time. I had trouble breaking that habit when I decided I should lock the doors, so I locked the keys in quite a bit. I left a wire coat hanger in the bed and could unlock it almost as quickly as with a key.
Not gonna lie, it wasn't cheap, but it sure beats getting off work and taking a half hour bus ride to get to my Jeep and then have to warm it up so I can then drive home. I opted for the full meal deal with my remote starter and added a LTE module to it so I can start it any where there is cellular service as long as I have access to wifi or cellular with my phone.
All in, it was a little shy of a grand installed after taxes with lifetime wiring warranty.
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speeding_infraction
TJ Enthusiast
For at least $300, I would rather just walk the 50 or so feet to my truck lol
It's easy to fix, you just gotta have the famous Chrysler ignition that keys can come out of. That's why I don't worry about leaving my truck running outside anymore. I can lock it and not worry
In high school a friend had a Ford Ranger like that. It was all fun and games until he went on a trip 2 hours from his house and reached down to shut it off and realized the keys weren't there.
Luckily they were in his backpack in the back seat, but that would've sucked lol.
Yea, but that doesn't fit the Luxury and effete American automobile market. Gotta spend that money - what's $300 after you spent $1,200 on a PHOOOOOONNE? Americans have been trained - the more it costs, the more essential it is. Gotta have that conVEEEEEEEENience, cost be damned!
I guess the soap makes their terrible food taste better?
Well I guess if you use fairy soap, you get gay results....
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