chrisd0885

For the 3rd time now my lock has been pried out and then they proceed to access the wiring beneath the dash and never finish can somebody provide me with any insight on what they may be trying to ACCOMPLISH!! ITS A 2011 G37S CAN THEY SOMEHOW GET THE CAR WITH OUT A KEY ??

mathnerd88

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I suppose anything is possible...You can always hotwire any car. Not one car is completely secure. I suggest what you should do is not park in that area, and park your car somewhere safer. Your car might be the nicest one in the lot there, so you should probably lock it down. Perhaps you should get a one of those steering wheel clubs to make it more difficult to steal.

Cars are now harder to steal, but given enough time, they still can be vulnerable to thieves.

chrisd0885

makes sense just not understanding why they have been so unsuccessful

BLamb

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without the chip that has the programmed "code" for your car they won't be able to steal it (part of the engine immobilizer system). There's also no key slot for the ignition for them to force it to turn over.

Unfortunately there is hardware/software that lets thieves capture your code and open the car up/steal it. We had a friend who's car was broken into but the locks were undamaged. The cops told them they can pick your signal up when you use the keyless remote.

Sounds like a low life kid who isn't familiar with newer cars trying to get in and take it for a joy ride. These cars are harder to steal, but if someone wants it bad enough they can get it (as with any car).

Abramite

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I think you should put a frag grenade by the parking brake pedal , pull the pin and use the pressure of the pedal to hold the handle down ... When he presses it loose to take the car it rolls out and either blows his legs off or kills him, either way he won't escape.

JSolo

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Is pushing the door unlock button on the handle the same as pushing the same on the remote? I dont think so. While they might be able to capture the signal from the latter, I'm not sure about the first?

Anyone here really familiar with nissan's smartkey system?

'11G37S

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You need a trunk monkey.

Watch this video starting at 21:20
Crime Inc. _ Grand Theft Auto - Video Dailymotion

Black Betty

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Amateur hour. If they were pros, they'd have gotten your car the first time, with or without the key. They'd have just rolled up and loaded it onto a flatbed or tow dollies and driven away. You need to park in a more secure area if at all possible. Or possibly get police involved to try to catch them in the act.

At work or at your home?

JSolo

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Good to find out that infiniti's were not on the list of stolen cars in that video.

Seriously though, what do we do then.. Back to the club? Not that it won't prevent a stolen car, but it does slow a thief down.

rlo

Thieves are scumbags

00Max00

^^ The problem is the laws that lack of deterrent. How about a life sentence working in a remote coal mine with a shovel if caught red-handed. This would also solve a lot of need of cheap labor.

'11G37S

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Just cut their hands off. Its a lot harder to steal with no hands.

canucklehead

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I use the club on my car. Any additional form of deterrent can't hurt. There are enough nice vehicles on the road these days that a scumbag will most likely go the path of least resistance. The club isn't foolproof but it is a pain the ****.

TVPostSound

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My car won't start for anyone, if I choose to!!
Thanks to UpRev Kill function!!

6mtg37s

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One of my friend's V36 got stolen, don't know how they stole it though, never found the car.