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Originally Posted by Akbubba47 There's only a million threads on these things. Search man. You could have even googled it. But anyways, pull that gdamn fuse NOW. NOWWWWWW. lol lol
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lol yeah I read over a lot of threads but couldn't find a specific build date they started using the Rev C's. Anyways, I guess whether it's a Rev B or C it's trash. No negative side affects of pulling the fuse other than the car will be easier to hijack?
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break in, put in neutral, steer the car away, load it up on a flat bed. good bye Z. |
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If they want it they will get it. I could put your car on 4 dollies in about 45 seconds and push the car into the middle of the street by myself. Best way to protect your Z is keeping it in a garage.
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It makes it way harder to position the car up the flat bed so yes it does help Oh and I want to take that 45 sec bet |
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After reading all the methods of disabling the steering lock I think I'll go with cutting the brown wire. Looks to be the easiest and quickest way, and I really don't care about not being able to put it back to normal. I don't think anyone will notice it either way.
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Nothing to worry about with me, government employee here haha.
![]() It may "help" but it won't stop it from going nite nite. And if they bring a regular hook, doesn't matter which way your wheels are facing. And seriously it's as simple as jacking the car up in the front, then the rear. If you have one of the jacks that lift a car by 2 or 3 pumps, it's VERY doable.
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Just checked and my car has the Rev. C. Looks super easy just to disconnect and snip the brown wire, these 0 degree temperatures here in Chicago have postponed the job though. I'll likely end up doing this over the weekend, hopefully the pos will last me until then!
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I've had my 09 370z for less than one month. I found this thread because I had the Yellow Key of Death last night. After towing to the Nissan dealer and being told it would be $1100 to replace the steering wheel lock, I took matters into my own hands in the dealer service parking lot.
I tried loosening and shaking the steering wheel up and down but that didn't help. I got the tire iron out of the hatch and beat on the lock module for a few minutes, pressing the start button every few seconds. Finally, the ignition went to Acc, and I knew I was golden. I popped the hood, removed the fuse box, and removed the fuse. Now it's as good as new! |
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