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you just pull the connector out and it sldies back on. the car will turn over bit it can't spark to start the car. not a thought it's a fact. done it when i'v left my car for long periods before.

or do what my mate has done and rig up a starter button with fancy wiring i dont understand. you need to have the keys in before the starter button works but all his cables are the same colour etc so it's hard to just wire start it.

i wasn't disagreeing that you couldn't use that method just it may be impractical to get to the starter motor of the skyline

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Guys,

Crazy story you wont believe. The car was found by another internet surfer in the front yard of a house down Underdale way. It had the plates removed and was under a tarp IN THE FRONT YARD. Dumb c**ts think that cos they steal it from up north, and hide it down south, no one will find it.

Well, it only had ignition damage and is in one piece! Shows the internet is a useful source.

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Guys,

Crazy story you wont believe. The car was found by another internet surfer in the front yard of a house down Underdale way. It had the plates removed and was under a tarp IN THE FRONT YARD. Dumb c**ts think that cos they steal it from up north, and hide it down south, no one will find it.

Well, it only had ignition damage and is in one piece! Shows the internet is a useful source.

That's great the hear! :D
thieves dont carry 2 x 30amp OEM fuses with them, simple as that.
And it's easy to replace one with another of the same form and equivalent/higher rating or simply a piece of wire if one's determined.
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Guys,

Crazy story you wont believe. The car was found by another internet surfer in the front yard of a house down Underdale way. It had the plates removed and was under a tarp IN THE FRONT YARD. Dumb c**ts think that cos they steal it from up north, and hide it down south, no one will find it.

Well, it only had ignition damage and is in one piece! Shows the internet is a useful source.

Can you post/PM the address where it was found?

I want to organise a visit, to see if they were responsible for mine too.

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