Lojack
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From: SF Bay Area and Sactown
Originally Posted by leo520,Oct 8 2007, 07:26 PM
ok . mine is life time when i bought it.
and it's under the shift panel , open it up and u will see a cute little black thing screwed into the side of the matel, that is the lojack device.
lolz
and it's under the shift panel , open it up and u will see a cute little black thing screwed into the side of the matel, that is the lojack device.
lolz
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ok guys.
Chill !~~~~~
if some of u think ur car might get stolen ,then don't share the infomations here, just calm down and be cool.
But for me, i think the people who steal cars, they must get experience of wirings and a little mechanical skills , otherwise how that ^%$# they steal ur car?
So which also means if they can steal ur car , they can also destroy ur Lojack or any anti theft systems.
Chill !~~~~~
if some of u think ur car might get stolen ,then don't share the infomations here, just calm down and be cool.
But for me, i think the people who steal cars, they must get experience of wirings and a little mechanical skills , otherwise how that ^%$# they steal ur car?
So which also means if they can steal ur car , they can also destroy ur Lojack or any anti theft systems.
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Originally Posted by JstnRyan,Oct 5 2007, 11:17 PM
I had LoJack installed shortly after the purchase of my car. It's somewhat expensive, but provides an extra sense of "piece of mind," especially with the Early Notification service which emails/text-messages/calls you if the car is moved without your knowledge. Additionally, you only have to pay for it once, unlike OnStar.
The installers are supposed to be extremely secretive about where they install the LoJack electronics, but when my installer showed up, I made it clear that nobody touches my car without me watching, so I know exactly where it was installed.
The installers are supposed to be extremely secretive about where they install the LoJack electronics, but when my installer showed up, I made it clear that nobody touches my car without me watching, so I know exactly where it was installed.
This is the same as posting online what model security system you have in your car/house. A thief who knows their stuff will be able to find out what vulnerablilities exist in that particular system and use it against you.
Don't tell people where it is on your car.
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From: Long Island, NY
Originally Posted by leo520,Oct 14 2007, 08:10 PM
ok guys.
Chill !~~~~~
if some of u think ur car might get stolen ,then don't share the infomations here, just calm down and be cool.
But for me, i think the people who steal cars, they must get experience of wirings and a little mechanical skills , otherwise how that ^%$# they steal ur car?
So which also means if they can steal ur car , they can also destroy ur Lojack or any anti theft systems.
Chill !~~~~~
if some of u think ur car might get stolen ,then don't share the infomations here, just calm down and be cool.
But for me, i think the people who steal cars, they must get experience of wirings and a little mechanical skills , otherwise how that ^%$# they steal ur car?
So which also means if they can steal ur car , they can also destroy ur Lojack or any anti theft systems.
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