immobiliser


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immobiliser

[ɪˈməʊbɪlaɪzəʳ] N (Aut) → inmovilizador m
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immobiliser

n (Aut) → Wegfahrsperre f
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Hapless crooks tried to steal a car from Renfrewshire beauty spot but were thwarted by its immobiliser.
"Owners should ensure they have adequate security measures in place and consider fitting an after-market approved immobiliser and a tracking device if possible.
It was learnt that immobiliser installation had been requested by law- enforcement agencies, which will, in their opinion, make the job of shrewd auto thieves a bit difficult.
Fit mechanical immobilisers, |such as a steering guard or a pedal box and use them every time you leave the vehicle Fit an aftermarket electrical |alarm, which draws attention to the vehicle being stolen and an electrical immobiliser.
"Typically burglaries and car theft go hand in hand as it's near impossible to break into modern cars without the immobiliser key.
It's loaded with goodies including air-con, alarm and immobiliser, cruise control, ABS, traction control, Isofix child seat anchor points, electrically adjustable front seats, electric door mirrors, front fog lights, body coloured bumpers, full-size spare, steering wheel rake adjustment and roof rails.
Despite this modest price tag, no expense has been spared in kitting the Myvi out, with features like power steering, driver and passenger airbags, immobiliser, air conditioning, tilt adjustable steering, remote central locking, front and rear electric windows and integrated four-speaker RDS radio/CD all included.
Acknowledged to be the UK's least expensive car to buy and run, the five-door Kelisa comes with twin front air bags, side impact protection, seat belt pretensioners, power steering and an engine immobiliser.
Standard kit includes front, side and curtain airbags, radio/CD player, remote central locking and immobiliser, electric front windows, electric and heated door mirrors, steering wheel-mounted audio controls, air con, and alloys
The car already boasts an equipment list including ABS brakes with EBD (electronic brake distribution), electrically-operated, heated door mirrors, climate control, leather steering wheel, alarm and an immobiliser.