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How to Hotwire a Car
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By: The Marauder
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The easiest way is to just get under the dashboard and start
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crossing wires. Of course this could short out the entire electrical
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system so there is a better way.
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When you get in the car, look under the dash. If it's enclosed then
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don't bother. Most new cars are like this unfortunately. However you
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could cut through the dash. If you do cut just do it near the
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ignition.
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Once you get behind or near the ignition, look for two red wires. In
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older cars this was the standard color code. If they aren't there
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you'll just have to try whatever else you can find.
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Pull out the two wires and cross them. The car should start.
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eof
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