Does that have passenger side airbags ? looks like a convenient holder, hope you had a great festive season, wishing you a great and prosperous New Year
No. They would have to break into the car, connect the xtool for 15-30 minutes and perform an "All keys lost" function and provide a new blank key fob. NO criminal is going to sit for 15-30 minutes waiting for that to happen. Aside from that once the alarm is activated you cannot communicate with the ecu/immobilizer at all.
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hello from the Netherlands .
thanks for the video .
Sincerely Hollandduck
Perfect, im sure it would hold my emergency Claymore
That might be a bit too heavy. IIRC they weigh about 10 pounds. I have set about 5 of those in my lifetime....Nasty way to go...
Does that have passenger side airbags ? looks like a convenient holder, hope you had a great festive season, wishing you a great and prosperous New Year
Yes they do
Is the thing at the end what the kids are stealing cars with these days ?
Are you talking about the xtool?
@@SeanFillner the computer fob programmer thing .. I know they can grab signals with a laptop and a Am antenna in computer
No. They would have to break into the car, connect the xtool for 15-30 minutes and perform an "All keys lost" function and provide a new blank key fob. NO criminal is going to sit for 15-30 minutes waiting for that to happen. Aside from that once the alarm is activated you cannot communicate with the ecu/immobilizer at all.
@@SeanFillner interesting