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Please don't drive on class 6 NH or class 4 VT roads until the mud season passes. It is a sure fire way to destroy terrain, upset residents, and potentially have access to these places closed. I say this with no malice. I just don't want to lose more access to already limited options in our region.There was no evidence of anyone trying to seal it after a few hours. If anyone tried, they would've had to bring a shovel at a minimum to get the car out of the unmaintained New Hampshire Class VI road before I find them. (I.e. I wish I had a shovel in the car yesterday.)
Mud on the ground under heavy snow on an uphill slope was tough. It was very easy to get all four wheels in mud holes. Dealing with that was more memorable than hiking itself (serious).
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I'm attaching a PDF of this subscriber-only article from The Globe and Mail talking about ways to slow down or discourage a car thief. That's where I learned of Sherlock's OBD Protector. You can find it on Amazon. Most reviewers there seem happy with the product but complain about the installation instructions being unclear.
I don't have one myself as my GX470 still relies a physical key...
a real thief would buy one of these just for the key
I doubt that this company's OBD locks all share the same key pattern.