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[Huw Powell]

That's a very good question.

The simplest thing is to disconnect the battery - that will certainly 
slow down any would-be thieves - however, a modern car will react in 
many, perhaps unpredictable, ways to such treatment (which is why it is 
a good question...).

Here's a relatively electronically safe one - remove a wheel and tire 
and leave it on a jack stand.  The most it will confuse is the TPMS.

You could also run a heavy chain or cable through a subframe and around 
a tree.

- Huw

On 3/21/2016 12:52 AM, Dave wrote:
> caught up a neighbour today. a burglar had entered his house whilst his family was asleep early on sunday morning (3am) located his car keys (and his wife's) and made off with his porsche, which was sitting in his drive. not his wife’s car.
>
> coming up to a long week-end and we will be going away. i’m thinking about an easy way to disable my wagon which is going to sit, hopefully unmolested, in my garage. given its a relatively modern contraption with around 40 controllers of some description or other, you’d think it would be a piece of cake.
>
> any ideas from the list on this one?  i want something straightforward to remove and replace but guaranteed to leave the car in the garage (short of a flat-bed)...
>
> fuel pump relay? ecu fuse?
>
> ideas welcomed….
>
> dave
> ’08 rs6 avant
> ’12 vw alltrak
>
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