we just had a company truck stolen and I showed this to my bosses and Im ordering about 60 of them for the other company trucks to be safe. Thanks for this Video its great.
I had something similar on one of my Acura’s, thieves tried three Times to steal they even hammered the clutch pedal, sold the car after but they couldn’t take it, it works 👍
That's another thing that worries me. If a thief can't take your car they might damage it on purpose out of frustration. Scratch your car, break the windows etc.
Hi, was your Acura manual and if so did you use it on the break or clutch? My car got stolen recently and I had a steering wheel lock which they somehow bent and took off. I now have an alarm but I want something else to ease my mind as well. Thank you
In my opinion this device is not for everyday use nor it replaces your car alarm/gps/killswitch etc. I got one of these pedal locks and i only use it when i have to park on open space parking spots outside of garage or when i leave my vehicle on an unattended parking.
Most cars today still don't come with alarms, and today's keyless cars all the thief needs is to get close enough to you to scan the code when you use the key fob, boom he can make a duplicate in 5 minutes and you'll never see the car again. Same goes for transponder keys 10 minutes and done. The best and safest way to stop theft is to disable the car, pull the fuel and ignition relays every time you leave and you will never have to worry about someone stealing it. I've done it that way and never had my vehicles stolen. Sure it's a pain but 5 minutes of time removing a couple relays vs hours dealing with cops that do nothing and countless phone calls to the insurance rep over a stolen vehicle, come on weigh the odds, not ever vehicle has an alarm and the ones that do can easily be disabled but no thief will carry a pocket full of relays for each specific car on the road.
The reason why locks are better than GPS is that if it's a really really solid and dependable locking mechanism... The thief cannot leave with the car in the first place. All they can do in anger is to damage the car or steal parts or stuff from it if they cannot go with it. GPS though... U may get back your vehicle... But the fact still remains that they got to GO with your vehicle. While driving away with the vehicle they can steal the same stuff and further crash or damage the car before it is found... IF it is recovered In the first place. GPS is excellent of course, but the fact that they still got to steal the car is the problem. I want the attempt to steal it the vehicle to be failed from the start. Additionally, where this lock is concerned...cant a person with enough force just kick the entire mechanism out of place from under the brake?? Probably? When I hear pedal lock... I think of a mechanism that holds the bake and gas pedal together. So mashing the gas pedal means the brake will be mashing at the same time... So can't go a place. Just my immediate thoughts on the whole matter.
I have one of this. I think is way better than the steer wheel lock. But I was trying to take off and the pin got stuck, i don't know what to do. Do you have any tips or something i can do to make it come off other than cutting it? I will really appreciate your help
@@ytb13 no i didn't. I had to cut it to get it off. is a great lock but i feel it would work better in trucks because they're they're very spacious on the floor and in case something like this happens it would be easier to unlock it. The fact that my car was a small car didn't help at all when this happened.
@@lizzettenieblagalaviz5809 Hey I've lost the keys to this after i locked my brakes on one of my car 🫣 how were you able to take it off without cutting it off?
Can a thief use the emergency brake to stop the vehicle? Or does this method works best on cars where you have to press the brake in order for the car to start up?
Clutch, yer clutch is basically an internal brake for yer engine so locking the clutch pedal means ye cant disengage the clutch which means yer vehicle is going nowhere
I use it whenever I park in sketchy areas of Chicago. That can be cut down using an angle grinder but it'll generate too much spark and light and heat.
There has been a lot of cars and trucks stolen in my location so far I have been luck I unscrew my stick shift and take it with me just looking at this for a extra deterrent.
Also for keyless cars you NEED rfid block box (or a tin can) because of relay thefts. Why so many car companies are getting rid of keys for this easily stealable garbage is beyond me.
@@Arkiasis The "powers that shouldn't be" don't want us driving or traveling anymore, and making car theft easy while making the laws weak is another way to gradually stop us from owning personal transportation vehicles.
I have a suggestion for your videos. Shoot them out in full daylight and if needed use a whiteboard as a reflector into the darker areas. Also get different camera angles and repeat the shot of the important things. Like how you put the lock on behind the peddle. Can't see what you are doing. I have a 67 VW bug I need something for the clutch and break.
I heard that the Chargers and Challengers are easy to steal since the alarm is useless, they won’t go off when the window breaks. I’m thinking I might as well come up with some smart ideas to keep it from getting stollen. Because I’m getting a Charger soon
Yeah those things are good to have there's no question about that. If the vehicle has a manual transmission you would hook it up to the clutch pedal, if the vehicle has an automatic transmission then you would hook it up to the brake pedal. Both of those pedals are made of steel and nobody is going to want to cut through either one of those pedals as they are both crucial to the operation of the vehicle.
Hi just came across you review, so I got one of these for my car. But the lock would not unlock so was not able to drive my car. As for your comment about its hard to remove, I had to remove it so I took a hacksaw blade and holding with a glove I was able to saw the lock
We had one of these on at the scrap yard last week.. you saw the top of the brake and use the nub to brake and or the hand brake with droping the gear from D to 2 and 1 the saw took just over 1 min
It's good in some ways however not all pedal stems have that slim profile, so it would be no good on some cars, by the end of the year look out for the ultimate anti theft locking device
i put a cable lock with loops . one goes to the end of the lock, one goes around my wheel. and i found a rechargeable usb blinky light. the cable lock goes on this brake lock and then around my locked wheel and i padlock it. they tried to steal my car and i hate going through this shit
Just pull the fuel and ignition relays every time you leave and you will never have to worry about someone stealing the car, no thief will carry a pocket full of relays for each specific car on the road and you'll never have a stolen vehicle ever, 5 minutes of time removing a couple relays vs hours dealing with cops that do nothing and countless phone calls to the insurance rep over a stolen vehicle. Weigh the odds people.
@@raphaelmahumane1648 if you place them in your pocket or shoes then you can't possibly loose them now can you or pop the relays and place them somewhere in the car lol.
Nick Abiva I agree but the diameter on the arm for the pedal might be wider on different vehicles, try my review I will point out the obvious ruclips.net/video/MQdnXZej6yA/видео.html
@@RynkuViceroy reading your comment leaves me to believe you know nothing about shifting in a manual car. You give it gas put it in gear and slowly release clutch.
do you know how to drive a manual car? you don't have to press the accelerator to move, you can go up through the gears to high speed using the clutch only
Hi all, after reading all the positive comments I'm sorry to throw a spanner in the works but I'm only sharing my experience to help you guys out there. So basically I had one of these locks on my ford transit and a bar steering lock but unfortunately and to my surprise the thieves just took seconds to remove both and only spent a bit of time getting the vehicle to start without the key by plugging some device in the osb port. It's possible they have skeleton keys and I mean a whole bunch of them so I would not recommend this lock but I would invest in a complete steering lock and a pedal box with a key lock that can not be replicated. Good luck all I hope this helps.
50 50 chance this will work on keyless cars, keyless thief seem to focus on the device to unlock car and drive off with minimal tools in hand. This is be a surprise to them if they get in car and start it up then realise. Damn what the hell is that..... Best to focus on front door with some anti theft lock barrels. If your cars in drive.
@@bstract_w5 Since everything is electrnic, there are ways around this (for example, there is a switch in the brake pedal to tell the car the pedal is pressed). A better idea is this and remove a bunch fo breakers from the fuse box (then the theif would have to get new breakers to steel the car... makes it more difficult). I do this every time (remove a handful of breakers) when I park my car at the airport. So far after 3 years, no theft, nothing. But you have to remove ones that would disable the car (like ones for electric steering, fuel pump, starter). You take a picture with them in place, and then just make a note of where they go. Takes me less than 30 seconds to remove and install them.
Yes, modern day car theft is based on vulnerabilities of the keyless system (remote start, smart keys, keyless entry). This is why I removed the battery from my Smart Key and put it in a faraday box. It doesn't transmit the signal (I even had a spare door key made which I use instead of the buttons on the key). This way the only way you can start the car is to hold the key 1 inch from the ignition, but the key doesn't transmit the signal. The car is still looking for the key, but this part is harder to circumvent than the key fob transmitting as it's not looking for a specific key, but rather a response from the key and when Toyota keys are held close to the ignition switch (within 1-2 inches) they are activated by something simimlar to wireless charging that activates in the key (even with the battery removed) that verifies the key. But the key has to be 1-2 inches from the ignition. So this is perhaps the safest and easiest way I've found to combat theft, that and remove breakers from the under-hood fuse panel for key components (like starter, electric steering, etc) if the car is gong to be sitting for a few days or more or is in sketchy areas like airport parking lots.
Taehun Lee you absolutely need the clutch to start off from park you can float afterwards but from a dead stop good luck driving that . You could stop by using neutral but try starting from a dead stop with no clutch...lol...you really do need your clutch to Drive a stolen car anywhere in realistic fashion .
i have one this...its not efficient & hard to install & hard to unclocked too(b'cos the lock pad always stuck)...when u install the lock pad u need bent down to the floor & sometimes if i dont reach i need to open the door go outside & bent on the ground just to lock/unlocked the lock pad! btw...thats lead me to other dangerous things...think what happen if a robber just r around u...& sometimes this thing dont really fit( to certain cars) to hold the brake pedal & u may slide it so it can be loose (i already tried kicked it & slide upwards)
Just unplug & take wth fuses and remove some spark plug cables when parking the car esp if not using the car daily.......These in addition to having engaged the pedal lock.....
It doesn’t. There’s really no way to stop a wrecker or a grab and go tow truck. But the sad part is, damage is usually done if a wrecker or a bad tow truck ( or thief that tows a car) hooks up to the car and drives off.
People suk. Some people just compleatly FUKING suk They want to harm and damage things for fun. Simple as that. For fun. And most of the time. If it’s a situation like your saying. Where the thieves couldn’t steel the car so they broke the windows. In my expearence ... the thieves are the bored rich kids that won’t ever get cought ... or if they do , two things happen. 1. Mommy and daddy’s money will bail them out every time until a judges can’t be bought. Or 2 they get cought by the right kind of owner in the right state and they die from a defensive shot to the body. I’m bitter about this subject for the same reason I’m betting your friend is.
famila johns your statement is frauded, the back brake is also the caliper for the emergency brake cutting the rear cable wouldn’t allow either brakes to be used.
In automatic cars you can’t go into drive or anything else without pressing on the brake first. So if they can’t press the brake, they can’t go anywhere
petal locks looks good but honestly who's gonna get down there at least twice a day to lock and unlock the device. I'll pass and stick with my Alarm, kill switch and chip in the key.
we just had a company truck stolen and I showed this to my bosses and Im ordering about 60 of them for the other company trucks to be safe. Thanks for this Video its great.
I had something similar on one of my Acura’s, thieves tried three Times to steal they even hammered the clutch pedal, sold the car after but they couldn’t take it, it works 👍
That's another thing that worries me. If a thief can't take your car they might damage it on purpose out of frustration. Scratch your car, break the windows etc.
@@arodriguez8762 But at least they don't take it. You at least have options with it there scratched and vandalized than having nothing at all.
@@arodriguez8762 yea maybe but at least it will still be there where you parked it.
Hi, was your Acura manual and if so did you use it on the break or clutch? My car got stolen recently and I had a steering wheel lock which they somehow bent and took off. I now have an alarm but I want something else to ease my mind as well. Thank you
@@EpicLovely Steering wheel locks are a joke. You can cut through the steering itself like butter.
In my opinion this device is not for everyday use nor it replaces your car alarm/gps/killswitch etc. I got one of these pedal locks and i only use it when i have to park on open space parking spots outside of garage or when i leave my vehicle on an unattended parking.
Most cars today still don't come with alarms, and today's keyless cars all the thief needs is to get close enough to you to scan the code when you use the key fob, boom he can make a duplicate in 5 minutes and you'll never see the car again. Same goes for transponder keys 10 minutes and done. The best and safest way to stop theft is to disable the car, pull the fuel and ignition relays every time you leave and you will never have to worry about someone stealing it. I've done it that way and never had my vehicles stolen.
Sure it's a pain but 5 minutes of time removing a couple relays vs hours dealing with cops that do nothing and countless phone calls to the insurance rep over a stolen vehicle, come on weigh the odds, not ever vehicle has an alarm and the ones that do can easily be disabled but no thief will carry a pocket full of relays for each specific car on the road.
Kia models from 2011-2021 : Am I a joke to you?
The person who trying to stolen the car will not start the automatic car because have to push the brake pedal right?
ill get 2 . one for the clutch and one for the break. simple . i dont think any one would take the time to break both lol.
You can change gear without clutch and use the hand brake for braking. Problem still not solved.
@@belabertalan wrong
@@belabertalan you can just leave the car in gear before putting the lock on - they will never be able to start as it with keep stalling
someone will
lol you can’t start car without clutch 🤷
Can it be used not only for the brake but for the other pedal as well ???
Who ever invents the best and simple takes the world by storm.
Car can still be stolen using this lock. Theif can use hand break to stop the car. This break is not necessary
all locks can be beat but the point is most thieves don't want to take the time to do all that, the easier it is to steal a car the better.
John Smith hack saw reach this drill in the barrel
Hard work is the key
dislikes are from the thieves GO GET THEM!!!!
Question how firmly in place is the base...could the base plate be kicked back and therefore allow the peddle to move down.
If its locked in place, how can it be kicked back..🙄
Well it does slide and allow the pedal to be pushed down ...the design needs another cross lock that stops sliding of the u shaped lock
The reason why locks are better than GPS is that if it's a really really solid and dependable locking mechanism... The thief cannot leave with the car in the first place. All they can do in anger is to damage the car or steal parts or stuff from it if they cannot go with it. GPS though... U may get back your vehicle... But the fact still remains that they got to GO with your vehicle. While driving away with the vehicle they can steal the same stuff and further crash or damage the car before it is found... IF it is recovered In the first place. GPS is excellent of course, but the fact that they still got to steal the car is the problem. I want the attempt to steal it the vehicle to be failed from the start. Additionally, where this lock is concerned...cant a person with enough force just kick the entire mechanism out of place from under the brake?? Probably? When I hear pedal lock... I think of a mechanism that holds the bake and gas pedal together. So mashing the gas pedal means the brake will be mashing at the same time... So can't go a place. Just my immediate thoughts on the whole matter.
Hi, I’ve lost keys for my padlocks, where can buy new padlock’s the same thanks
What if you kick the foot of the lock? will it not swing/pivot up ??
It might on certain models of car/truck.
Yes, for me its should have bigger foot where standing On The floor, U are right its can be push easily probably
No it can't be pushed if you put the lock close to the brake pedal
What I like about it is it’s not visible until you get in. Unlike the steering wheel bars😂…surprise suckers!
Lol so you prefer broken windows than not? With the steering wheel, they might just see it and be deterred from even breaking in
You could have really fun and have a club and this. Layers of fail safes
@@hearditfirst8010As long as y'all know a knife or saw will cut the steering wheel and slide the club out
I have one of this. I think is way better than the steer wheel lock. But I was trying to take off and the pin got stuck, i don't know what to do.
Do you have any tips or something i can do to make it come off other than cutting it? I will really appreciate your help
@@ytb13 no i didn't. I had to cut it to get it off.
is a great lock but i feel it would work better in trucks because they're they're very spacious on the floor and in case something like this happens it would be easier to unlock it. The fact that my car was a small car didn't help at all when this happened.
@@lizzettenieblagalaviz5809 Hey I've lost the keys to this after i locked my brakes on one of my car 🫣 how were you able to take it off without cutting it off?
Can the same key be used on different lock devices of the same?
One of the best anti-theft device ever...
Im Wondering if it would be better on both brake and gas pedal 🤔
Good question, I saw someone using it on gas pedal, which to me I think it's a good idea, the car won't move with no gas!
@@teddyb5055 how’d they do that if it doesn’t fit
Can a thief use the emergency brake to stop the vehicle? Or does this method works best on cars where you have to press the brake in order for the car to start up?
Having driven with my e brake engaged many times, it probably wouldn’t stop them
On a manual transmission car, which pedal would be best to lock? Clutch or brake?
Clutch, yer clutch is basically an internal brake for yer engine so locking the clutch pedal means ye cant disengage the clutch which means yer vehicle is going nowhere
The thieves would just use the hand brake instead, so use the clutch.
I use it whenever I park in sketchy areas of Chicago. That can be cut down using an angle grinder but it'll generate too much spark and light and heat.
everywhere and anywhere is sketchy these days.
@Super Fly not in some areas just cities mostly
Yes you can cut but it’s gona take a a few minutes
If they really want to bother
do you do this every time you leave your car?
Is there a similar device for the gas pedal?
There has been a lot of cars and trucks stolen in my location so far I have been luck I unscrew my stick shift and take it with me just looking at this for a extra deterrent.
What if the base is flipped Upside down?
this lock should be perfect for keyless cars, when u need to press clutch to start engine and lock need to put on clutch pedal.
Would be awesome with we could just leave it on and then lock it. But to assemble it every time can be annoying.
Putting anything on the pedal area is really dangerous, you can stuck a pedal or worse.
Also for keyless cars you NEED rfid block box (or a tin can) because of relay thefts. Why so many car companies are getting rid of keys for this easily stealable garbage is beyond me.
@@Asdelvolante Well you're going to remove it completely when using it, besides isn't it worst having to deal with the cops and insurance bureaucracy?
@@Arkiasis The "powers that shouldn't be" don't want us driving or traveling anymore, and making car theft easy while making the laws weak is another way to gradually stop us from owning personal transportation vehicles.
I have a suggestion for your videos. Shoot them out in full daylight and if needed use a whiteboard as a reflector into the darker areas.
Also get different camera angles and repeat the shot of the important things. Like how you put the lock on behind the peddle. Can't see what you are doing.
I have a 67 VW bug I need something for the clutch and break.
I heard that the Chargers and Challengers are easy to steal since the alarm is useless, they won’t go off when the window breaks. I’m thinking I might as well come up with some smart ideas to keep it from getting stollen. Because I’m getting a Charger soon
True but the new 2022 have an upgraded alarm with shock sensor that sounds when the glass breaks.
@@thechef9218 right scat pack owner trynna protect myself out here
Just kick or use a lug nut wrench and pry the lock stand off the car floor. This is not full proof protection. It does add a few seconds of security.
Yeah those things are good to have there's no question about that. If the vehicle has a manual transmission you would hook it up to the clutch pedal, if the vehicle has an automatic transmission then you would hook it up to the brake pedal. Both of those pedals are made of steel and nobody is going to want to cut through either one of those pedals as they are both crucial to the operation of the vehicle.
Does it matter what kind of car you have to put this on? I have a Hyundai Elantra but I'm not sure if this will fit on my brake.
did you ever get one? I have one too and am considering this
Great vid! 5yrs later 💪🏽👍🏽
I gotta get one of these. It has Great solid steel construction.
Does it work on the gas pedal too?
yes anywhere you like
One on a gas pedal and another one on a brake pedal + steering wheel lock 🤣😂 Yep! that is definitely a 95% success rate for a car not to get stolen.
@@theoneandonly1802 that with a fuel & ignition switch and a boot. Your shit ain’t going nowhere 😂
@@bighennybihh8532 LOOOOOL, That was a Good one!
@@bighennybihh8532 dont forget a dog locked up inside as well
Thanks for the review. I'm about to purchase one needed the review before I buy it.. 👍🏼
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Hi just came across you review, so I got one of these for my car. But the lock would not unlock so was not able to drive my car.
As for your comment about its hard to remove, I had to remove it so I took a hacksaw blade and holding with a glove I was able to saw the lock
Hi is it easy for car thief to break the pedal/brake lock ?
Dont talk ridiculous it is solid steel i have one.
We had one of these on at the scrap yard last week.. you saw the top of the brake and use the nub to brake and or the hand brake with droping the gear from D to 2 and 1 the saw took just over 1 min
Damit freakyflow. You just killed my stocks
It's good in some ways however not all pedal stems have that slim profile, so it would be no good on some cars, by the end of the year look out for the ultimate anti theft locking device
I just put one on my Challenger. Unfortunately does not work well on a f150 as it sits loosely in whichever configuration I put it in.
Just got one delivered. They should include a window sticker saying protected with foot pedal lock in bright glow yellow
i put a cable lock with loops . one goes to the end of the lock, one goes around my wheel. and i found a rechargeable usb blinky light. the cable lock goes on this brake lock and then around my locked wheel and i padlock it. they tried to steal my car and i hate going through this shit
Can this be used a on Range Rover evoque
What do you do if your brake pedal is diagonal???
Yes, shoot a video in the night with one hand. Thanks for the review.
Thank you. Very useful device.
Just pull the fuel and ignition relays every time you leave and you will never have to worry about someone stealing the car, no thief will carry a pocket full of relays for each specific car on the road and you'll never have a stolen vehicle ever, 5 minutes of time removing a couple relays vs hours dealing with cops that do nothing and countless phone calls to the insurance rep over a stolen vehicle. Weigh the odds people.
That sounds like a good idea, but what if you loose them while they are with you????? May be I should also get spare parts....
@@raphaelmahumane1648 if you place them in your pocket or shoes then you can't possibly loose them now can you or pop the relays and place them somewhere in the car lol.
who is going to do that every time they leave the car? you dick.
The thief can just easily pull other relays and place them on ignition and fuel relays
@@samsoh3998ain't nobody got time for that
If tight as much to opposite direction so that could harm our car clutch padel system ?
Having mine 5 months now then start slugging I spray some WD-40 in it 1 week after the pin not locking the key now turn full 360°
I bought one, it's not secure because you can move it up and down the break shaft.. Am I missing something ???
Have you tried a different pedal? The gas or clutch are better options.
@@EnglishLaw Even in this picture you can see that you can kick it from under its feet...Its a hoax 😂😂😂😂
Can the locking be broken by freezing and shattering the lock with compressed gas?
Stephen Espitia nope, and if you tried you risk the owner finding you and knocking out out with a hammer.
Found Mr. Freeze's secret RUclips account. 😄
@@arberfilms2302 In this city you would be charged with attempted murder, while if the thief had a gun he would get away and you might be shot.
What if the key breaks inside this deivice?How to unlock it?
I want to buy this lock Please guide me how I will purchase.
See description below the video.
Ebay £8
Maybe a hidden kill switch to the fuel pump would be better?
I would prefer that tbh
and warranty drops
Excellent video,I have one works perfectly fine.❤❤❤❤❤
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I have to take a lunch brake watching this.
Why not put it on thegas pedal?
Nick Abiva I agree but the diameter on the arm for the pedal might be wider on different vehicles, try my review I will point out the obvious ruclips.net/video/MQdnXZej6yA/видео.html
Coz if you put it on the first gear and release the clutch, car will go..
@@RynkuViceroy reading your comment leaves me to believe you know nothing about shifting in a manual car. You give it gas put it in gear and slowly release clutch.
do you know how to drive a manual car? you don't have to press the accelerator to move, you can go up through the gears to high speed using the clutch only
I need this pls guide me how can i get it
Hi all, after reading all the positive comments I'm sorry to throw a spanner in the works but I'm only sharing my experience to help you guys out there.
So basically I had one of these locks on my ford transit and a bar steering lock but unfortunately and to my surprise the thieves just took seconds to remove both and only spent a bit of time getting the vehicle to start without the key by plugging some device in the osb port.
It's possible they have skeleton keys and I mean a whole bunch of them so I would not recommend this lock but I would invest in a complete steering lock and a pedal box with a key lock that can not be replicated.
Good luck all I hope this helps.
Hey i can use hand break
Price
Could the bar be pulled forward so it loosens the clutch pedal?
what clutch pedal????
its a good question if anyone can reply
To a degree but it still doesn't allow you to stop fully so it would be a major issue regardless
i put that on but then one i couldnt get it off. the key wouldnt go in and i had to go to work
Spray some WD40, these locks are known to rust
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I think it would be better on the gas pedal.. Car can be stopped with e brake and even shifted without the clutch.
If you lift the pedal slightly and kick the pointy part it flomps of and I brake with it still attached this pedal lock is a waste of money
How will he be able to brake if he just kicks but the lock is underneath the pedal? Point is that thieves don't want to hassle
@@arodriguez8762 what a dumbass right? Its common sense.
Dumbass
I have this problem on my automatic car.
If I lift the pedal slightly and kick the lock it moves and I am able to drive with the lock still on.
@@richarddamzen8473 oh no..i was hopeful with this device
How can I get it
See description below the video.
They don’t need to use the brake pedal to drive the car away they could just use the e-brake or emergency brake to stop the car
How would you shift into gear with the brake pedal?
Exactly
@ Lisa: Some modern manual cars cannot be started without depressing the foot brake pedal fully.
@@YoungBlazeit it's automatic, you can bypass the brake by pressing the shift lock to move the lever into gears
but what about the hand break........?
I can still press down on the pedal to shift gears... Not good
Juan Tellez put it on the clutch then?
@Juan Tellez are you stupid? The brake pedal is locked down there is noon play between the pedal and the lock itself.
Hi.
What stop me from just flip the jack and make the floor hiting lock dont do anything because its upside down?
you cant flip it because the 'slit' between the two legs are too narrow
50 50 chance this will work on keyless cars, keyless thief seem to focus on the device to unlock car and drive off with minimal tools in hand. This is be a surprise to them if they get in car and start it up then realise. Damn what the hell is that.....
Best to focus on front door with some anti theft lock barrels. If your cars in drive.
Keyless ignition cars needs the brake to be pressed to even start.
@@bstract_w5 Since everything is electrnic, there are ways around this (for example, there is a switch in the brake pedal to tell the car the pedal is pressed). A better idea is this and remove a bunch fo breakers from the fuse box (then the theif would have to get new breakers to steel the car... makes it more difficult). I do this every time (remove a handful of breakers) when I park my car at the airport. So far after 3 years, no theft, nothing. But you have to remove ones that would disable the car (like ones for electric steering, fuel pump, starter). You take a picture with them in place, and then just make a note of where they go. Takes me less than 30 seconds to remove and install them.
Yes, modern day car theft is based on vulnerabilities of the keyless system (remote start, smart keys, keyless entry). This is why I removed the battery from my Smart Key and put it in a faraday box. It doesn't transmit the signal (I even had a spare door key made which I use instead of the buttons on the key). This way the only way you can start the car is to hold the key 1 inch from the ignition, but the key doesn't transmit the signal. The car is still looking for the key, but this part is harder to circumvent than the key fob transmitting as it's not looking for a specific key, but rather a response from the key and when Toyota keys are held close to the ignition switch (within 1-2 inches) they are activated by something simimlar to wireless charging that activates in the key (even with the battery removed) that verifies the key. But the key has to be 1-2 inches from the ignition. So this is perhaps the safest and easiest way I've found to combat theft, that and remove breakers from the under-hood fuse panel for key components (like starter, electric steering, etc) if the car is gong to be sitting for a few days or more or is in sketchy areas like airport parking lots.
put it on the clutch, in a stick shift.
No starting the car and no shifting. Manuals always win
shook919 You do not need the clutch to shift a stick shift car.
Taehun Lee but to start the car you need to push the clutch all the way in
you can by pass the clutch neutral safety switch though with ease on most older vehicles
Taehun Lee you absolutely need the clutch to start off from park you can float afterwards but from a dead stop good luck driving that . You could stop by using neutral but try starting from a dead stop with no clutch...lol...you really do need your clutch to Drive a stolen car anywhere in realistic fashion .
i have one this...its not efficient & hard to install & hard to unclocked too(b'cos the lock pad always stuck)...when u install the lock pad u need bent down to the floor & sometimes if i dont reach i need to open the door go outside & bent on the ground just to lock/unlocked the lock pad! btw...thats lead me to other dangerous things...think what happen if a robber just r around u...& sometimes this thing dont really fit( to certain cars) to hold the brake pedal & u may slide it so it can be loose (i already tried kicked it & slide upwards)
what happens when you slide upward ? it loose it ? useless ? let me know because i wanted to buy
Just unplug & take wth fuses and remove some spark plug cables when parking the car esp if not using the car daily.......These in addition to having engaged the pedal lock.....
The pblm with this lock is that it slides on the pedal
Looks like a grenade training in the military 😅😅love it though
What about handbreak? Thief can use hand break as will
they can not drive on a busy road or at night using a hand brake, they will to control the car limiting speed.....
How would this lock will help if thief tow your car.
It doesn’t. There’s really no way to stop a wrecker or a grab and go tow truck. But the sad part is, damage is usually done if a wrecker or a bad tow truck ( or thief that tows a car) hooks up to the car and drives off.
Most cars today are AWD or 4wd the wheels lock up when dragged around by a tow truck.
A friend had this on his Honda they couldn't steal it so they just broke the windows
that sucks.. fucking assholes.
i had my honda stolen with the steering lock on. have to
try this one as well as clamp lock
People suk. Some people just compleatly FUKING suk They want to harm and damage things for fun. Simple as that. For fun. And most of the time. If it’s a situation like your saying. Where the thieves couldn’t steel the car so they broke the windows. In my expearence ... the thieves are the bored rich kids that won’t ever get cought ... or if they do , two things happen. 1. Mommy and daddy’s money will bail them out every time until a judges can’t be bought. Or 2 they get cought by the right kind of owner in the right state and they die from a defensive shot to the body. I’m bitter about this subject for the same reason I’m betting your friend is.
mary jane I just bought this brake lock and a wheel camp lock dam people love stealing Honda’s and I just bought a Crx
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Can someone make a video of this being taken apart? People say it's dooable but it seems solid.
Theres no way you can take it apart its solid steel
Send it to the lock picking lawyer
Or to bosnian bill
put is upside down...
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hmm, I think, this protect is veery good bcoz its not affordable at all for any thief to pick a lock
Thanks now I think nobody could break into this type of application
Passt nur bei alten Autos und bei meinem Fahrzeug konnte man das Teil seitlich wegdrehen. Ausserdem sehr umständlich zu befestigen.
They will cut your brake line at the back of your back plate and use the emergency brake or park brake
famila johns your statement is frauded, the back brake is also the caliper for the emergency brake cutting the rear cable wouldn’t allow either brakes to be used.
not if its on the clutch its made for a clutch not brakes
Isn’t it better to put it on gas pedal? They could still turn on car and press gas
Its designed for a clutch pedal
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They can used hand brake to stop instead of pedal brake
The pedal is locked to the floor
KNOWING TO KEEP THE KEY TO FULL RIGHT TO APPLY LOCK, THEN FULL LEFT LOCKS IT IN, EASY.
Hahahahaha if your car has an emergency brake i can still take your car 😁
z-con brake lock is much easier to use, high safety of protection for yor car .
wow that key looks so easy to pick, a disc detainer but with only 1 disc???
How are you going to pick it when its under the pedal you dick
What cars need is a disable brake switch.
He can use the handbrake it isn't good for the car but he can steal the car drive it away to a save place then remove the lock
I guess only for automatic cars, my truck doesnt go into gear if the break isnt pushed in
+Quinn Loos i didnt think that yeah he can use hand break, manual
There is a little sensor that sends a signal when you push the brake pedal and lets you shift through gears, car thefts break that switch first...
With a manual transmission, you put the lock on the clutch. You can't start a manual without a clutch, nor can you switch gears.
Kuromatsu619 dam why I didn't think that too I need t buy that
It also let's them total your car because they can still press the gas
You can't shift without pressing down on the brake. Pushing on the throttle will do nothing but waste your fuel.
In automatic cars you can’t go into drive or anything else without pressing on the brake first. So if they can’t press the brake, they can’t go anywhere
petal locks looks good but honestly who's gonna get down there at least twice a day to lock and unlock the device. I'll pass and stick with my Alarm, kill switch and chip in the key.
Daryl Smith the more the merry
I live in the Hood so both alarm + pedal locks are necessary.
Not that hard to apply it I do it 2x a day unlock morning lock night on Tahoe.
@@westcoastkhmer I'll get down there twice a day if it's going to keep my truck from being stolen.
They need to invent something that stabs the thief in the face.
I think you should have 3 points of anti theft..locks..ignition kill. And custom high pitch alarm...
all are just shit
killswitch is the best/ easy way to prevent car theft. good work though
Easily can be compromised by reconnecting the wires broken by the kill switch