...locks the selector in Park and does what it says on the tin. I'm very happy and it's one less 'thing' to be carrying around in the van. The Disklok is weighty enough and I hook that in the carry bag onto the arm rest.
Very happy with the install, very neat, quite low down, compared to the...
Sick of the Disklok sliding around in the footwell… so I spent an hour making a very ad hock temporary solution whilst I plan the build. Screwed it to the hardboard panel and even managed to find some paint in the shed that’s almost the same unpleasant colour as the interior.
To the Disklok in general.
The Gold is fairly recent, just minor tweaks to increase lock reliability.
The Diamond only came out a few months ago and has a special steel blend in key areas to resist angle grinder attack, but for all these improvements I - and we as a team - never came across...
...non-visual are actually attempted. I suspect those with only such things as immobilisers are broken into more than those which posess visible diskloks and the like. Be interested in your knowledge on that as someone who was in the job.
The majority of scum are simply that, thick as grease...
Hi all, I am selling my small sized disklok. Perfect for any t5,6 or 6.1. It's a few years old and has seen some use but works perfectly fine with 2 keys included. £50 ono. Can collect derby or Nottingham area.
Disklok personally.
Nothing against pedal locks but they're not effective until after a potential thief has already broken into your van whereas the Disklok is visible, so would potentially deter the thief before they damage the locks/doors.
The "small" Disklok fits the T6 steering wheel.
...wired in to specific circuits upon my instruction rather than the same-old-same-old circuits that alarm fitters use necause its easy, Disklok, perimeter alarm on the driveway connected to the NSI accreditation house alarm (it uses AI to tell the different between cats, foxrs and thieving...
£135 from here...
https://www.carnoisseur.com/products/details/disklok-steering-wheel-lock-gold-edition-free-safety-hammer?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw5Ky1BhAgEiwA5jGujuFy8EJJezQFtJPkf9kP-Ib3HsfTtBtclIg4A6_3Z66o0hdMvO1wEhoC_AIQAvD_BwE
...which is a pittance compared to the price of your van.
You'll need a small Disklok for a Transporter. Also, between the seats works well if you have 2x captains seats, but probably won't fit there if you have a double passenger seat.
@zippy1148, I don't know about that specific pedal lock, but you've got the right idea with your multiple-layers-of-security approach. To @roadtripper's point re visibility, hopefully your Stoplock will provide this, though it isn't as visible as, say, a Disklok.
I have a DSG version of the ATE and I have a Disklok steering wheel lock. The Disklok gets used every time we exit the van, but the the ATE only gets used when we leave the van home alone for an extended period of time.
The ATE is a sturdy, well-engineered bit of kit and, IMO, a thief would...
@Sasquatch, it's great to have your professional insight on the use of a Disklok. When you say no vehicle successfully stolen with one, are you referring specifically to the diamond version or just to the Dislock in general?
I have a non-diamond version as my "visible deterrent", but I have...
+1 for the Disklok, you’ll need the small sized one.
I would also recommend a Ghost immobiliser, doesn’t matter if they’ve got the keys, they’re not driving off in your van if you have one of these fitted.
I'm not surprised. The Disklok can be put on and locked without a key. I use mine across a number of cars, and have several times come close to locking it on a car with the key hundreds of miles away.
Pete
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