Any way to find out car alarm frequency

[Guest CraigBenson]

There are some evil geniuses on here. I like some of these ideas, I’ll keep them in mind if I ever have the problem. It seems like there’s a gap in the market for some boffin to exploit.

 

I like nail on the tyre idea but use something hollow if you can get hold of something. Just keep doing it at random intervals until the problem stops, and if it doesn’t you’ll feel better. Be careful of the installation of cctv though

[Billy.]

I'm suprised Billy hasn't said here's an App for that...

http://www.kd7qis.com/CJKApps/Annoy-A-Teen.html

 

or there's the Mosquito...

http://www.movingsoundtech.com/

 

Sorry. "there's an App for that!"

[njc110381]

Nails in the tyres is really bad and a little rude. What I used to do a lot is steal the valve cores. It doesn't cost them a fortune to fix but how do you get to the garage with four flat tyres?! It's a major inconvenience but not an expensive problem.

[Dave-G]

Nails in the tyres is really bad and a little rude. What I used to do a lot is steal the valve cores. It doesn't cost them a fortune to fix but how do you get to the garage with four flat tyres?! It's a major inconvenience but not an expensive problem.

 

 

[activeviii]

make cardboard wheel clamp. if shes that dumb as cant work a car alarm then she sure as hell aint going to work outs its painted card.

 

also print off a clamped sticker off the net and slap it on her screen.

[J@mes]

Nail in tyre could cause a blow out, so lets not be silly about this. You want to **** her off, not kill her.

[ST3V3]

disconect the oil pressure switch and short it out so the light stays permantly on

buy an old banger then just leave it parked across there drive just when you fill the v5 out do it in mickey mouse's name

Edited August 25, 2010 by ST3V3