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Old 10-21-09, 04:13 PM
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Hey guys, due to very poor decision making on my part i am having to get a deep lung device (interlock) installed on my car.

I am wondering if any of you have ever had to get this on your seven, im worried they are going to jack something up that will cause long term damages. Any experience with this out there?
Old 10-21-09, 05:16 PM
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I don't know the laws in Texas, but out here in CA you can forgo the interlock device and just wait until your license is not suspended anymore after you complete the DUI program. So if you can I would just choose not to get it and put up with not driving for a while.
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I haven't driven in 3 months already, my license ends suspension soon, but part of my 12 month probation is going to require i have interlock installed....

Don't drink and drive guys, its def not worth it.
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Originally Posted by Spectrum24x
im worried they are going to jack something up that will cause long term damages. Any experience with this out there?
Although I have no direct, personal experience with the interlocks, I have seen a few cars with them installed in the shop.
It's not a difficult or terribly invasive install and your car should suffer no long term ill effects.

Make sure you carry new tubes in the car...mechanics hate starting cars with old, used tubes.
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Tubes?
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hmmmmm
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Originally Posted by Spectrum24x
Tubes?
Yeah, the thing you actually blow into.
It's replaceable and considered good manners to provide a fresh one if someone else has to start your car.
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I've installed a couple of those, it's fairly easy (power, ground, switch etc) It's more like an alarm/starter kill.
So unless the guy who does it is color blind you should be fine.
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