[m1bjr]

Originally Posted by garysargent

If the cars are being stolen by replacing the ECU, can't we do something to protect this? I'm thinking a locking screw nut or something on say the cowling under the bonnet that fits across the car and sits on top of the ECU.

Just replace the screws with locking screws, and hand these over during services at the stealer etc.

Surely this is inexpensive, and doesn't make our cars any less easy to use?

So what stops you pulling the connectors off and hanging a 'spare' DME next to it?



Have you looked at the DME in a 3'er?

[m1bjr]

Originally Posted by Billyray911

Regarding how do they get into your vehicle-either by using a jammer that will block the signal when you lock your car via the key

I have a ham radio that can very effectively overload the receiver of keyfob signals in a car.
The keyfobs are very low power and so require no licence to operate on the 70cm band, as with many other devices like doorbells.
Which unfortunately is also a ham radio band allocation

Reminds me to have some fun in a multi-story when I'm next bored!