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sonic370 07-07-2012 06:07 PM

car thieves
 
this is messed up. if they won't you car that ain't much you can do about it.
the part about getting blank fobs worries me. would that mean you can go to
your dealer and request a blank fob saying you lost yours or something. and use it to rip off another z.......................

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ChrisSlicks 07-07-2012 06:44 PM

Yeah pretty much. If you can send the correct codes to the car then you can put it in programming mode and program a blank FOB. FOB's are openly available from the dealer or online, there aren't any purchasing restrictions currently.

Currently only the Consult-III has the programming codes, but an inline serial data sniffer could be used to learn the codes and program a home made device to do the same. Only saving grace is that this requires a rather intelligent criminal, but if someone starts producing "programming devices" then your average car thief will have no problem.

eastwest2300 07-08-2012 02:55 AM

man, just purchase a 12guage shotgun, then you're all set.

twinturbonet 07-08-2012 03:52 AM

I'll just keep a mountain lion in my Z. No biggie.

ZeeingAround 07-09-2012 03:27 PM

1 $5.00 Bosh relay and a hidden pressure switch and the car will be there in the morning.
I used to wire these up all the time in the suburbs of Detroit back in the 80s. I would use the window switch, cigarette lighter, pressure switch to be active to complete the circuit to the starter.

ben1620 07-11-2012 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZeeingAround (Post 1813271)
1 $5.00 Bosh relay and a hidden pressure switch and the car will be there in the morning.
I used to wire these up all the time in the suburbs of Detroit back in the 80s. I would use the window switch, cigarette lighter, pressure switch to be active to complete the circuit to the starter.

Sounds like a great DIY thread...

eastwest2300 07-12-2012 02:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ben1620 (Post 1816631)
Sounds like a great DIY thread...

Yeah it does..:roflpuke2:

twinturbonet 07-12-2012 07:46 AM

^^^ I agree.

blackcherry20 07-12-2012 07:51 AM

:iagree: me three
(not that i could do it but hubby is very mechanically inclined:-)


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