Re: Broken Hood Release Cable-Security!!!

[DMCVegas@xxxx]

Comparing how to gain entry into the trunk as compared to building a 
nuclear bomb is a bit of a stretch. I wouldn't consider the info 
contained in the vault to be of any concern thief wise since it does 
require the car to be placed onto a lift. So I don't think that any 
one is going to be desperate/willing enought to go to the extreme of 
lifting the car up simply to gain access to the trunk. The other 
method that is mentioned though is a differant story. It does describe 
in minor detail how to gain access from the outside via a few simple 
moves with a couple of tools (I have seen it done in person, and it is 
for the most part a simple procedure). But since details are not 
given, I wouldn't worry about that either. The third method described 
requires access first to the passenger compartment to be completed. 
Assuming someone is able to break into the car, they could simply pull 
the handle to open the bonnet.

In respect to an issue of this type that owners may have, I'd say that 
giving out instructions on how to access the trunk via either placing 
the car onto a lift, or opening the trunk from the INSIDE of the 
passenger compartment is fine.

-Robert
vin 6585



--- In dmcnews@xxxx, "William F. Lane" <blane@xxxx> wrote:
> Jason,
> 
> It's not a good idea to put instructions for building an atomic bomb 
on the
> internet...
<SNIP>