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When i saw that commercial, I instantly thought how easy it would be to break into a car with one since it uses a seal that could be pulled off and then you could either push the window down or use a hanger to push the buttons on the inside. I never gave it much thought after that.
When i saw that commercial, I instantly thought how easy it would be to break into a car with one since it uses a seal that could be pulled off and then you could either push the window down or use a hanger to push the buttons on the inside. I never gave it much thought after that.
on the newer f-bodys (like mines a 2002) you cant just stick a stick down the crack in the window and press the electronic unlock button.
It wont let you unlock it that way. If you use the key FOB to lock the door, and you open the door without disarming the alarm, then the alarm will go off.
(Just hitting the electronic lock button on the door wont arm the system)
I know, I've had to break into my car twice.
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just cause the alarm went off doesn't stop anyone unless its in your driveway and your home. if a car jacker gets in your car, alarm or not, your without a car. It doesnt take long for them to disarm it, work on your igntion and theft system, and take off.
When i saw that commercial, I instantly thought how easy it would be to break into a car with one since it uses a seal that could be pulled off and then you could either push the window down or use a hanger to push the buttons on the inside. I never gave it much thought after that.
u cant do that after somewhere between 10 and 30 seconds on the 4th gens.... the bcu shots off the unlock..... but , if u have t tops.... the gap will elave enough to put ur hand in and unlatch the t top if u dont have it locked in..... making it easy to get in.... i only know this cuz i locked my keys in my car a long time ago, and my windo was craced about a half inch.....
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