Some of the more upmarket cars have an autolock function when your vehicle moves off. Unfortunately, Toyota Wish does not have this function. Some after market alarm systems offers a weird alternative whereby you have to unbuckle your seatbelt and step on the brake. But it only works once. Seem more like a functional hassle than a safety feature.
There is an alternative which is an add on module. It allows you to lock the door in 2 ways. Either when you step on your brakes or when your RPM goes up to above 2000. I would take the second option as it's very much like the Honda Civic that I used to drive. It will have to tap into the ECU to get the RPM reading though. Anyway, it cost S$150 and for those interested, it can be done at
Wee Heng Auto
460/462 Upper Serangoon Road
Singapore 534493
Tel: 6281 6739
Anyone interested? Maybe we can go do it together?
Cheers,
There is an alternative which is an add on module. It allows you to lock the door in 2 ways. Either when you step on your brakes or when your RPM goes up to above 2000. I would take the second option as it's very much like the Honda Civic that I used to drive. It will have to tap into the ECU to get the RPM reading though. Anyway, it cost S$150 and for those interested, it can be done at
Wee Heng Auto
460/462 Upper Serangoon Road
Singapore 534493
Tel: 6281 6739
Anyone interested? Maybe we can go do it together?
Cheers,
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