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Professional thieves La Jolla Shores.
- Thread starter kidfury
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fxdThis isn’t that hard, people…
I use completely opposite strategy. Leave the car unlocked. Place valuables under stained underwear. Problem solved.
I have a 10 year old Nissan. When you detach the mechanical key and use it to lock the door with the fob inside, you can't tap the door switch or yank on the handle or any of that to gain entry to the car. I haven't smashed my own window to see if it would start or not. My guess is it would.
This has worked with a few Audis rented in California, however the most recent one had the mechanical key hole hidden under a plastic piece that had to be pried off.
I had a Pathfinder in PR and the can't-lock-fob-in-car bit was more sophisticated. I was able to get it to work by putting the fob in the glove box but just leaving it in my shorts pocket was a no go. In that case you might need a Faraday bag to put the fob in.
At this point between real estate, traffic, crowds, etc. it would be cheaper and less hassle to sell all, move someplace in Sub Saharan Africa, and buy off the local warlord.
It is possible to have key made from the FOB .... that will just unlock the door ... no electronic parts. That is what i have .... i take it with me in the water. I only bring my ID .... a couple hundred cordobas (about $6 US) and my cell phone.
cars can tell if the fob is inside or outside the car. If outside it’ll still unlock the doors, if inside no.
You're not using the best thing about a Ford: the number pad. I bought an extra one and stuck it on the passenger side. They're under $100.
Ohhhhhh. sh!t. I'm getting one! The erBB delivers again.
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The battery eventually dies. You can replace it, but it's VHB taped on and might fall apart taking it off. The original one on the driver's side died, but I had the back up. Always have 2, just in case the oldest dies. Thought about having one on the back for surfing, too.Ohhhhhh. sh!t. I'm getting one! The erBB delivers again.
Ford Keyless Entry KEYPAD: How To Add & Program a New Keypad - FarOutRide
The Ford Keyless Entry Keypad allows to unlock a vehicle without using the keys. Here is how to add a keypad and how to program it on a Ford vehicle.
Why can't the other car manufacturers make these? I'm going to start a side business and make a killing.
You are apparently unfamiliar with the online market for used undergarments (?)
Word but behavior is subject to variance.
2011 Nissan owned by me. 1. Remove mechanical key. 2. Toss fob in car. 3. Mechanically lock car = car stays locked and alarm doesn't go apeshit upon completion of sessions. Same for rented Audis.
2023? Nissan rented in PR. 1. Remove mechanical key. 2. Toss fob in car. 3. Try to lock car. Car senses fob in car and unlocks itself.
The poster I started flapping my fat hole in response to was saying they and dealership staff were unable to use the mechanical key to lock the car for a surf.
so if the thief finds the fob in the car, he wouldn't think to press the unlock button once to re-enable it?? LOL
Anyway, I can tell you from personal experience...
Do not hide your key on/near the vehicle (under bumper, wheel well, tire) the pro are watching you as you suit up and leave your car.
Do not use one of those master lockboxes to hide your fob. They can be broken into, quite easily apparently.
I just tried that on my Acura. Took the mechanical key out, left the fob inside, and locked the doors. I could still open the doors, and start the car.
I wrapped the fob in foil, left it inside, and locked the doors. Couldn't open the doors or start the car.
I guess it varies by vehicle. Getting a RFID sleeve for the fob seems like a plan.
Run into that issue with rental cars with smart-keys. Even after taking the valet key out, car often won't lock w/ the key in the whip. In lieu of a Faraday pouch, aluminum-foil works great.
Wrap the key in foil, take valet key with you, lock car. Chip in the key gets blocked by the foil.
Wrap the key in foil, take valet key with you, lock car. Chip in the key gets blocked by the foil.
You guys have to disable the fob before removing the mechanical key and locking the fob inside. It's simple, usually just a sequence of pushing the buttons on the fob.
Ah okay, after reading the other thread, they got into your finances by having your ID and cards in your wallet. Seem crazy they would be able to break the iphone password and text your wife (I hope shes not named "wife" in your contacts
) but it doesnt seem like they got anything else as far as financial authorization or credentials from the phone.This reminds me, I did get hit many years ago in the streets near LJ SHores. Truck was locked with the keys inside because I have a keypad entry on the drivers door. When I came back t the truck it was still locked, obviously being done so you are not immediately tipped off, so we got in and drive away to pick up food when my wife noticed her cards and ID were gone but her purse remained. It was then that I checked my wallet in the center console and found some cards missing that I knew we'd been hit.
Only ended up being a few Txn at gas stations way way out of town, which leads me to believe its highly coordinated. Like they steal the cards and immediately hit up friends with authority at any given business who can start running transactions right away. Meaning, they aren't driving straight to a gas station to try and physically use the cards. The charges on mine were from like El Cajon or somewhere way too far to get to within the hour we were gone.
Ohhhhhh. sh!t. I'm getting one! The erBB delivers again.
Ford Keyless Entry KEYPAD: How To Add & Program a New Keypad - FarOutRide
The Ford Keyless Entry Keypad allows to unlock a vehicle without using the keys. Here is how to add a keypad and how to program it on a Ford vehicle.
keyless entry
must use keypad
which has 5 keys
thats not keyless
