Anti-carjacking apparatus

Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Vehicle mounted systems – Automobile

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307 103, 307 105, 180787, 340426, G08C 1900

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058118861

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus for disabling operation of a vehicle in the event of an attempted theft thereof. A switch is provided in the ignition circuit. The switch is controlled by a processor which is remotely-controllable to open the ignition circuit to prevent the passage of current therethrough. This switch is thus controllable independently of whether the vehicle is in operation whereby the vehicle may be rendered inoperative even after it is discovered that the vehicle has been driven away by a thief.

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