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Has anyone fitted an OBD port lock?

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• Gazellio @ Prestige Cars 03 Nov 2014 6:22pm

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  http://www.garrisonlocks.co.uk/details.asp...p;ID=12671
  
  
• Emperor Mong 17 Nov 2014 3:31pm

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  Possible solution here:
  http://www.disco3.co.uk/forum/topic120277.html
• Phil. 01 Jul 2015 9:12am

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  Has anyone fitted an ODB port lock yet? I've a new Autobiography arriving in Sept and seriously considering adding a lock. There are several around. There was a rumour LR were in discussions with one or two suppliers. Any recommendations?
  
  http://databloc.myshopify.com/collections/...s/databloc
  
  http://www.tvl-ltd.co.uk/vehicles/range-ro...ion-device
  
  http://tieronevehiclesolutions.com/product...protected/
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• Paul J. 13 Jul 2015 5:29pm

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  An interesting development: http://www.rrsport.co.uk/forum/topic40998.html
• Emperor Mong 19 Jul 2015 4:55pm

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  Well, I just tried to pull fuse 66 (diagnostic port).
  
  I'm not sure how one does it.
  
  I can get to the fuse box but the fuse is tucked into a place where the fuse puller is next to useless. Added on top of that, once my hand goes in, there is no way to see what's going on inside. As the actress said to the bishop.
  
  Any tips from someone who's done it?
• Dixy 19 Jul 2015 6:05pm

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  Not something I have done but for similar jobs I have a couple of pairs of long artery forceps, if only you knew someone who works in a hospital.
   letters not necessarily in the right order
• CS 19 Jul 2015 6:49pm

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  If straight artery forceps would work then they can be bought from fishing tackle suppliers.
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• Emperor Mong 19 Jul 2015 6:50pm

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  Dixy wrote:

  Not something I have done but for similar jobs I have a couple of pairs of long artery forceps, if only you knew someone who works in a hospital.

  
  I do but I don't think she would steal from the NHS.
• Paul J. 19 Jul 2015 10:42pm

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  Long nose pliers
  
  http://www.screwfix.com/c/tools/long-nose-pliers/cat831200
• RRVSE 23 Jul 2015 11:32pm

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  Or Maplin sell 4 types of forceps...
  
  http://www.maplin.co.uk/search?text=forceps&x=0&y=0
  
  I bought the straight steel 140mm ones a few years ago (as they 'lock' aswell) and use them for all sorts of things. Would easily grip a fuse as the jaws are serrated and each jaw tip is less than a millimetre wide so would easily pull a fuse from between another 2 etc.
   Steve
  
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  Other car : Vauxhall Lotus Carlton
  Past cars : FFRR L322 Vogue TD6 SE (Sept 2006 MY07) ; LandCruiser SWB ; 4-Runner ; Supras; XJS V12 LeMans

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