This story hits home. And unfortunately with the same car. Please put your key fob in a faraday bag it will help. This will block their computer from obtaining your key’s signal. Always keep your key fob in the bag especially when you are out shopping, at work, and or at home. If you don’t have the time to wait on a bag, wrap your key fob in aluminum foil. Once wrapped in foil, press the lock button on your remote to see if the car is receiving the signal. The key should appear dead and will not communicate with your vehicle while wrapped. Of course you will need to unwrap the fob when you are ready to gain access to your car. I hope this helps. God bless everyone and please stay safe.
Thank you 😊 Purchasing one online now. It's unfortunate we have to take these measures to protect what's ours from low life's. Mine and my husband's car has been broken into recently. I'm not gonna wait for it to be stolen.
This is the dumbest idea I have ever heard. BTW Mt car comes built in with satellite GPS and can remote shut down the car in the event of theft so this sounds like a POS dodge issue. Idiots like that brown man buying a sad Lil SRT.
My neighbor used to work for one of the large auto dealerships and says many of the younger car thieves are all former or current techs. He says they get jobs as techs just so they can steal the equipment that helps them gain access into your vehicle. He also says if you take your car in for service and it's a popular make/model like a Charger, don't be surprised if it's stolen a week or two later. He says the techs take down your VIN and address and show up to collect your car later. Wouldn't be surprised if he had his Charger serviced recently.
Would love to see them try and take my hellcat, unless you can get past my dogs and into my house then get past my gate to drive out and not to mention, open my garage and make it out alive, then sure, take my car....Nice thing about livin in the country, last house on the left on a dead end road and lots of land and I have a back hoe....Oh I forgot, I removed the push to start since Dodge has had a software issue and cars can be hacked and stolen, so I have a custom key to start it....
@@SurfnTurfdfl seems doable, if you could keep posting more details about your location and security in relation to the vehicle. This would be greatly appreciated thank you.
I agree society is too hard on innocent people and to easy on criminals specially nowadays during the Biden Administration where they’re releasing felons that should be locked up forever
Get a Faraday bag and put your fob in it when you are home. Anything metal surrounding it will block the signal. Best thing is a hidden switch that cuts the power to the starter solenoid until you flip it.
@@quantumquestions5849 Yes. Take someone's tinfoil hat. I used to use a metal box made of perforated steel. I held it right next to my vehicle and tried unlocking the door and nothing happened.
It's sad you can't live work and reward yourself with nice things without these nothing little punks taking things from you, trying to feed a pill and syrup habit. They refuses to work and make a honest living. Thieves and scammers. Can't stand neither
Everything mankind has ever made to be his servant has become his master. We are a slave to Oil for our transport, we are slaves to screens and electricity...in WW2 the battlefield were either where the otherside lived or oilfields etc... We make stuff to help us and then we become reliant on it to the extent that we can not function without it - it has changed from servant to master.
Wire in a kill switch is great advice. Auto lock is another. It locks the doors until you press a button under the car seat. Everytime you use the key fob to unlock your car. you broadcast a signal. this signal can be picked up and used to mimic your key fob,and open your car door. The steering wheel lock should take care of them stealing the vehicle. but does not stop entry to the vehicle.
Will have my scat challenger for 3yrs in April, needless to say I've been extra cautious and valet everywhere I go damn near. These youngens will do anything for these cars 🤦🏾♂️
@That V8 Lifevideos games is needed where in frm is it’s like a mental break for all da shit dat happens but I was jus playin but I’m letting uk me alone or even ma homies would take yo shit😭💯
@@__Playboyg shit bro I've left a couple people stained trying to break in cars. I'd be careful cause mf like me have no remorse. I'll tell ya momma rest in piss and you'll never be missedd
This has been going on for years, I remember a few cases back when people had died they car speed up because they was hacked you know them people, it's on CZcams..
I know it's a lil old school but pick up a steering wheel club or the pedal club that connects to the steering wheel. They will have to work for the car if that's installed. And aftermarket alarm with GPS like viper works well. I had that viper alarm for years. And install a hidden kill switch. The car will never move with these small investments. So before installing anything tires wheels pipes get the security portion straight first.
@@UPxYOURs2 it's done through GPS and phone notification. Can be activated or inactivated with the phone. The clubs do help though if there's a pinch for time...grocery store parking lots.
I can vouch for the club, after my 2017 300S got stolen and was missing for about two weeks police recovered it got it back fuckin kids totally 20percent tinted my whole car. Bought two clubs for it the one that goes across the steering wheel , the 2nd hooks to the break pedal. Couple weeks after parked in a different spot I come outside on my way to work and my rear passenger window is on the ground my car was still there though got discouraged after seeing the 2 clubs on the steering wheel 😂. Investing in a glock and security system already got the faraday box yea for the clubs though.
Always put a kill switch in . That way there’s no power to the ignition or car period, those steering locks take about 15 seconds to cut though with a good blade
To this day, I still take out the fuse to my car. It's been broken into a few times over the years, but the vehicle is never stolen. Now I have a motion detection device that is hidden and pointed at the driver door and has alerted me twice of thieves trying to break into it. The first guy got away because he heard the voice alarm to the front door go off, but the second time, I caught the guy by hitting the back of his leg with my bat as he tried to run and tripped on himself eating pavement, lol.
@@rod253 If you bothered to listen to the video rather than just watch it, you wouldn't have asked that question ...smh...the thefts are about the New Tech integrated into modern day vehicles
Just get a viper alarm, the 200 to 400 dollar system that you get will compensate itself… the only way car thiefs are going to steal your car is by pushing it, or with a tow truck
Not true your alarm is only as good as the installer. Most installers do it quick and dirty. I have defeated many aftermarket alarms in a matter of seconds. Not that seconds really matter. But most installers just slice into the ignition system near the bottom of the steering column. Look up under there you'll see the controller and what wires they spliced. Than disconnect the controller twist wires back together it's defeated. And you normally find spools of wire that came with the alarm that was intended to be ran deep into the electrical system. But the installer just did it quick and dirty.
@@stevemcraemanager7119 My DS4+ is wired on the passengers side with a VSM550 GPS Tracker, only way my car is moving is with a tow truck which takes less time, maybe 3 seconds, no chance these days
easy fix, pull the door lock fuse ever time you park, and use your valet key to get into your car. u can also pull the starter fuse for double insurance in case they pick the lock.
You can prevent thefts for about $20 and 30 minutes. Old school trick for New School technology. Wire in a kill switch to the fuel pump relay or another critical system.
WHAT CAN YOU DO?? I'm glad you asked, you need to use technology to your advantage just like the thieves are. Go on Amazon and buy a couple tile tracking devices, put them in your wallet,in your car, in your purse.on your keys. Stop being cheap and naive and protect your belongings.
if your not rich and relaxing..1 double club your whip(wheel&breaks). 2. park inside and use a car cover. 3. Manual transmission if your able. 4. have the dog sleep next to it if you have one. some are specific but take care of your cars man!
It's all about non-parenting.. these monsters grow up to bite you in the ass.. I thank God I'm poor and drive an older but reliable vehicle.. noone comin to steal ol Bessie
some car manufactures in this case ford uses an active tag RFID keyfob to open and run cars. the signal can be cloned just like proxy cards when opening keyless door cards. the solution to this is check the technology behind the fobs before you buy the car, but in all car manufactures should have an on and off switch to the keys.
Maybe it's just me, but if I had a house with a garage I would park my car in the garage and make sure I had a special lock on the garage door. But, what do I know?🤪
putting the keyfob in a box is not going to stop this they have devices that broadcast all the possible combinations then just wait till a car in a parking lot unlocks
There is something simple a car owner can do. A car’s engine needs fuel to run, help yourselves by installing a kill switch that kills the fuel pump when ever wherever you park. It don’t get any simpler that that. You can also remove the fuse or the relay for the fuel pump or a fuse for the ignition.
So my first thought is why don’t manufacturers use end to end encryption on their cars. The car itself should have a key for the encryption that isn’t broadcasted and is stored within the ECU but idk im not in anyway a professional in that aspect
There are so many things you can do. Put a power switch hidden somewhere that turns off the main power coming from the battery. Usually they use them for semi trucks or camper homes.
@@joeshmoe562 It does seem like a bad idea to do that but unfortunately they've been stealing cars using software since before the cars were hooking up to internet. They pick up the frequency from the fob and clone it.
Put a lock on your car battery. 20 years I see people used a locking device and disconnecting the car battery before leaving the car. Use a separate battery for the alarm.
That's why I own a car from the 50s and it's. A manual so I mean I don't have to lock it besides it's in pretty bad condition it runs nice and everything but it has some problem's I also have emergency battery disconnects just in case so everytime I get in I gotta connect them and the wires are hidden very well.
Thing is how you do know this before owning a car like this the fact being known they are stolen frequently and still not taking precautions?? Like what? Like how?
you would think when you use the app it would ask for your drivers license and a pick of you holding a sign with your name and the date on it like how most banks do now if days, or at least my bank does that anytime I have to something important.
Personally this is why I purchase manual transmission cars when it comes to cars. 4 of my friends cars (modern auto) have been stolen and ruined by thieves. And the thieves are mostly kids with no excuse or remorse its frustrating and the thieves laugh about it when they get arrested smh.
The manufacturers should be held responsible for using such a weak security method to unlock these cars. A new security standard will need to be created and enforced to prevent this.
They are most likely doing it on purpose. They didn't put in high tech protection. They just blocked everyone from being able to access it except at dealerships. Now right to repair is making its way. Instead of actual putting in security protocols, they just open it up and are gonna say "we ToLd you soooo". They should be held accountable but this fact is they are aware of the security risks prior and did nothing to address them
Well, If you have remote start installed on your car, you might as well go the extra step and add a "remote stop" feature. A kill switch that cuts ignition should stop the car instantly and no matter what the thief do the car will not start again because there is no longer spark at the spark plugs.
That's exactly why I drive older cars you're going to have to physically break my lock to get my key to turn and my car to start by that time my German Shepherd's going to take a chunk out of you
It would be cool to install a airbag underneath the drivers seat cushion and wire the remote to the steering wheel air bag and add a blue dye pack that can be activated remotely and also a aftermarket GPS tracker for a quick recovery😉
@@synthiabakers1753 if you have a expensive car like that I'm pretty sure it will be fully covered so wouldn't be too worried about the damage. Just knowing that there's a human sized smurf running around after stealing my car makes it all worth it🤷🏾
Stellanis, the manufacturer of Dodge know about the problem and won't figure a solution. The thieves want the high end RT, SRT, Daytona, Hellcat and Scat Pack models of the Charger, Challenger and Durango.
Dem scatpacks and hellcats. Pretty much any hot cars, dis why I would keep ma cars in a garage, and not only that. But install a KILLSWITCH. Put a lock on steering wheel, and one fo da gas pedals. Dey got ones for em. Good luck yall, its nice to have dese nice cars, but don't let yo guard down kuz these thieves look at em as open season!!!
They programme their own key, they will bump the signal by standing near the front door which steals the code, key is programmed in seconds, open the door, key in and away, takes about 3 minutes, it’s been going on for a years now in the uk
They got the tire locks too like they butcher car from the city they have them kind of locks that you can put on your tire and they can't steal it that way neither probably have need two or three of them but it be worth it for the city you can't steal your stuff
I would not put your fob in a fridge. Repeatedly taking in and out will create condensation internally. Which would progressively destroy the key fob. Everyone with key fobs need to install a kill switch. Yeah you might not be able to autostart your car but it beats not getting your vehicle taken from you.
I hear what's being said about cars and apps and yada yada.. .but even back in the 80's and 90's cars were being stolen with screwdrivers 🪛 and butter knives 🤷🏾♂️
Dead switch. Hidden toggle switch connected to the fuse for the ecu. I used to take that fuse out to ground my kids from their car. It'll crank tell the battery dies. Won't start though and you'll hear it cranking possibly
Buy a Faraday bag for your Key Fob for about $20 and keep your key fob in it till you are ready to drive. The folks that stole the car probably used a relay device of some kind they bought off the internet to do it with. Pookie or Ray-ray are not likely full on hackers and I'm surprised they knew about such tech and how to get it. Color me impressed.
This story hits home. And unfortunately with the same car. Please put your key fob in a faraday bag it will help. This will block their computer from obtaining your key’s signal. Always keep your key fob in the bag especially when you are out shopping, at work, and or at home. If you don’t have the time to wait on a bag, wrap your key fob in aluminum foil. Once wrapped in foil, press the lock button on your remote to see if the car is receiving the signal. The key should appear dead and will not communicate with your vehicle while wrapped. Of course you will need to unwrap the fob when you are ready to gain access to your car. I hope this helps. God bless everyone and please stay safe.
No it won’t work
Thank you 😊 Purchasing one online now. It's unfortunate we have to take these measures to protect what's ours from low life's. Mine and my husband's car has been broken into recently. I'm not gonna wait for it to be stolen.
Or just install a kill switch
@@trentdaddydolla647 😃👍
This is the dumbest idea I have ever heard. BTW Mt car comes built in with satellite GPS and can remote shut down the car in the event of theft so this sounds like a POS dodge issue. Idiots like that brown man buying a sad Lil SRT.
My neighbor used to work for one of the large auto dealerships and says many of the younger car thieves are all former or current techs. He says they get jobs as techs just so they can steal the equipment that helps them gain access into your vehicle. He also says if you take your car in for service and it's a popular make/model like a Charger, don't be surprised if it's stolen a week or two later. He says the techs take down your VIN and address and show up to collect your car later. Wouldn't be surprised if he had his Charger serviced recently.
Oh no that’s sad and wicked. You can’t trust no one.
Damn that’s crazyyyyy
Would love to see them try and take my hellcat, unless you can get past my dogs and into my house then get past my gate to drive out and not to mention, open my garage and make it out alive, then sure, take my car....Nice thing about livin in the country, last house on the left on a dead end road and lots of land and I have a back hoe....Oh I forgot, I removed the push to start since Dodge has had a software issue and cars can be hacked and stolen, so I have a custom key to start it....
@@SurfnTurfdfl seems doable, if you could keep posting more details about your location and security in relation to the vehicle. This would be greatly appreciated thank you.
@@sergioc.6431 lolz 😆
How about when car thieves are arrested keep them in jail. 10 to 20 years. Problem solved. No more experienced car thieves.
Oh but plot twist, they are also professional jail escapers.
I agree society is too hard on innocent people and to easy on criminals specially nowadays during the Biden Administration where they’re releasing felons that should be locked up forever
Some people live a life when they glorify being locked up. Sad and I’ll never understand it but I agree it will deter many
@@mr.nightshade8465 Biden and Trump are in the same gang. If you don't see this you're already blinded by their satanic system.
Wtf!!! Ok Kamala Harris... 10 years on a stolen car is the same as a murder... You card not that important...
Get a Faraday bag and put your fob in it when you are home.
Anything metal surrounding it will block the signal.
Best thing is a hidden switch that cuts the power to the starter solenoid until you flip it.
would Reynolds wrap work?
@@quantumquestions5849 Yes. Take someone's tinfoil hat.
I used to use a metal box made of perforated steel.
I held it right next to my vehicle and tried unlocking the door and nothing happened.
I don't know if they still have this, but the old school way was the fuel pump shut off switch. That would work as well.
yeah thats not how it works they have a device that just broadcast every signal then they just wait for it to work on a car they hear it unlock
@@imchris5000 They would be there all night, and not holding an antenna up to the house.
i have the best security system ever invented on my car, its called a manual transmission
Gt350, same.
I got Lojac system on my car it notify me if my car have been moved and I have a kill switch on my car shut engine down
I’m oldschool as well , chains and locks 🤓👍🏽
😂😂😂💯
🤣😂
It's sad you can't live work and reward yourself with nice things without these nothing little punks taking things from you, trying to feed a pill and syrup habit. They refuses to work and make a honest living. Thieves and scammers. Can't stand neither
Remember when people used to have a removable steering wheel
See i just said that too 🤣
I do
What!? Really?
That shit didn’t stop these thieves all they do once they remove da cap you can drive the car with vice grips.
They still do! Nardi and MOMO
Seems like all the thieves that steal the car crash them because they're jealous they can't afford the car🤣🤣😂😂😂
The real tragedy is the thieves not dying upon impact..
The desire to make life easier usually comes with a downside, doesn't it?
Everything mankind has ever made to be his servant has become his master. We are a slave to Oil for our transport, we are slaves to screens and electricity...in WW2 the battlefield were either where the otherside lived or oilfields etc... We make stuff to help us and then we become reliant on it to the extent that we can not function without it - it has changed from servant to master.
Sure does. 🍻
In the old days when Someone stole Your ride (horse) You’d get hung! How about minimum sentences of 10 years for auto theft!
Yeah right buddy I stole 3 cars and got a fine and 30 days lol 😂😂😂😂
I was just saying the world needs to get back to WHOOPING PEOPLE'S ASS! We've become to soft to survive.
🤔Remember ALL R STEALING.. That's WHY THEIR ARE 🆓 GOVERNMENT PAID 4 FENTANYL TREATMENT Programs
In the old days, slavery was legal. It's called societal evolution. And not being an insane conservative.
@@it_is_thatboy well to bad for you lolol
Wire in a kill switch is great advice. Auto lock is another. It locks the doors until you press a button under the car seat. Everytime you use the key fob to unlock your car. you broadcast a signal. this signal can be picked up and used to mimic your key fob,and open your car door. The steering wheel lock should take care of them stealing the vehicle. but does not stop entry to the vehicle.
Will have my scat challenger for 3yrs in April, needless to say I've been extra cautious and valet everywhere I go damn near. These youngens will do anything for these cars 🤦🏾♂️
I would mos def take yo shit😂💯dat Oley gone be Hard Asf😈
@That V8 Lifevideos games is needed where in frm is it’s like a mental break for all da shit dat happens but I was jus playin but I’m letting uk me alone or even ma homies would take yo shit😭💯
@That V8 Life yup but like I jus know we don’t live in the same State so I couldn’t even get near you
@That V8 Life i have all that plus 15ft walls with locked metal gate, sirens,strobe lightsamd cctv remote viewing..i built a fortress.
@@__Playboyg shit bro I've left a couple people stained trying to break in cars. I'd be careful cause mf like me have no remorse. I'll tell ya momma rest in piss and you'll never be missedd
Maybe be we don't need all this technology 😂😂
This has been going on for years, I remember a few cases back when people had died they car speed up because they was hacked you know them people, it's on CZcams..
I know it's a lil old school but pick up a steering wheel club or the pedal club that connects to the steering wheel. They will have to work for the car if that's installed. And aftermarket alarm with GPS like viper works well. I had that viper alarm for years. And install a hidden kill switch. The car will never move with these small investments. So before installing anything tires wheels pipes get the security portion straight first.
Self driving cars can be hacked and Driven by Remote.
Only if they have electric steering which is like 5 vehicles.
Old school steering wheel lock 🤣💯 I hate the unlock door feature when you shift into park.
New school battery powered grinder.
That steering wheel lock is a joke so the best way to stop a thief is to put a kill switch in a hidden area of the car
Really?? How? The kill switch is kind of risky because what if you’re sleep or not around if someone tries to steal the car?
@@UPxYOURs2 it's done through GPS and phone notification. Can be activated or inactivated with the phone. The clubs do help though if there's a pinch for time...grocery store parking lots.
I can vouch for the club, after my 2017 300S got stolen and was missing for about two weeks police recovered it got it back fuckin kids totally 20percent tinted my whole car. Bought two clubs for it the one that goes across the steering wheel , the 2nd hooks to the break pedal. Couple weeks after parked in a different spot I come outside on my way to work and my rear passenger window is on the ground my car was still there though got discouraged after seeing the 2 clubs on the steering wheel 😂. Investing in a glock and security system already got the faraday box yea for the clubs though.
@@cedricodom2356 yes I seen a video where the windows were really easy to pull up and out on those models. Terrible
@@cedricodom2356 could've avoided a broken window 2 if they hadn't been tinted, they would've clearly seen the clubs and kept movin.
Always put a kill switch in . That way there’s no power to the ignition or car period, those steering locks take about 15 seconds to cut though with a good blade
I loves this idea 👋🏼💯
They can tow it away
Get the lojack system on car when can moved lojack system will active & will call your phone and other contacts when car is moved
go home gramps you are drunk. elvis an non auto start cars an non self driving cars died a long time ago
All ppl have to do is take out the fuel pump fuse or install a kill switch.
underrated comment
To this day, I still take out the fuse to my car. It's been broken into a few times over the years, but the vehicle is never stolen. Now I have a motion detection device that is hidden and pointed at the driver door and has alerted me twice of thieves trying to break into it. The first guy got away because he heard the voice alarm to the front door go off, but the second time, I caught the guy by hitting the back of his leg with my bat as he tried to run and tripped on himself eating pavement, lol.
Tow away ??
One of the reasons I still buy and drive older cars
Those are easier but no one wants a old car
@@rod253 Have you heard about the nationwide shortage of used cars? Apparently there are tons of people interested in buying older cars
@@contactpq what the heck does that have to do with car theft? Zero
@@rod253 If you bothered to listen to the video rather than just watch it, you wouldn't have asked that question ...smh...the thefts are about the New Tech integrated into modern day vehicles
@@contactpq again what does that have to do with a car shortage, that you originally mentioned 😳
Just get a viper alarm, the 200 to 400 dollar system that you get will compensate itself… the only way car thiefs are going to steal your car is by pushing it, or with a tow truck
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Not true your alarm is only as good as the installer. Most installers do it quick and dirty. I have defeated many aftermarket alarms in a matter of seconds. Not that seconds really matter. But most installers just slice into the ignition system near the bottom of the steering column. Look up under there you'll see the controller and what wires they spliced. Than disconnect the controller twist wires back together it's defeated. And you normally find spools of wire that came with the alarm that was intended to be ran deep into the electrical system. But the installer just did it quick and dirty.
2-4 hundred ? $20 kill switch to the fuel pump is all you need. You must be a Viper representative.
@@stevemcraemanager7119 My DS4+ is wired on the passengers side with a VSM550 GPS Tracker, only way my car is moving is with a tow truck which takes less time, maybe 3 seconds, no chance these days
Naw just get a glock and pop em in the ahh a few times.
easy fix, pull the door lock fuse ever time you park, and use your valet key to get into your car. u can also pull the starter fuse for double insurance in case they pick the lock.
You can prevent thefts for about $20 and 30 minutes. Old school trick for New School technology. Wire in a kill switch to the fuel pump relay or another critical system.
Use THE CLUB!!!
@@ArterialJames1990 Or You can use Trunk Monkey the revolutionary vehicle anti theft system thats taking over the industry. It's on CZcams.
@@greymann1384 thanks for informing me😂😂😂😂
@@lodadon9511 I knew you would get a kick out of that, Take care.
@@greymann1384 Trunk Monkeys are Subwoofers in the Trunk... that gives you that thump and bump, lol
All the doors suddenly lock and the poisonous gas starts flowing 👍
Nails shoots out from the airbag
I’ll stick with an old vehicle with some “modifications” to not allow it to run without knowing how to deactivate the security features
Maybe someone needs to look into whoever is selling those 'apps.'
Non traceable really
Professional hackers
Maybe you don't know what your talking about? Maybe you are part of the problem?
Someone needs to look into fake profiles with fake names like yours
@LO, you're the fake. And judging by your picture, a total moron.
WHAT CAN YOU DO??
I'm glad you asked, you need to use technology to your advantage just like the thieves are. Go on Amazon and buy a couple tile tracking devices, put them in your wallet,in your car, in your purse.on your keys. Stop being cheap and naive and protect your belongings.
Which company would you still suggest?
@@o0R3stless0o it's called tile Inc, just Google tile tracker
@@o0R3stless0o there are so many options, you can even find them at target and Walmart. Just make sure the app works with your phone.
@@sneakybidder4584 cool Thanks!
if your not rich and relaxing..1 double club your whip(wheel&breaks). 2. park inside and use a car cover. 3. Manual transmission if your able. 4. have the dog sleep next to it if you have one. some are specific but take care of your cars man!
FYI if you hold your key fob and your phone in the same hand your key fob will not start or open the doors to your car
that only stops the owner from drivin' the car 🤣🤣🤣
It's all about non-parenting.. these monsters grow up to bite you in the ass.. I thank God I'm poor and drive an older but reliable vehicle.. noone comin to steal ol Bessie
some car manufactures in this case ford uses an active tag RFID keyfob to open and run cars.
the signal can be cloned just like proxy cards when opening keyless door cards.
the solution to this is check the technology behind the fobs before you buy the car,
but in all car manufactures should have an on and off switch to the keys.
Maybe it's just me, but if I had a house with a garage I would park my car in the garage and make sure I had a special lock on the garage door. But, what do I know?🤪
Just remove the fuel pump fuse anytime you leave the car in a risky area or anytime
putting the keyfob in a box is not going to stop this they have devices that broadcast all the possible combinations then just wait till a car in a parking lot unlocks
Get a low jack on your car. You can have the kill switch to have the power cut.
There is something simple a car owner can do. A car’s engine needs fuel to run, help yourselves by installing a kill switch that kills the fuel pump when ever wherever you park. It don’t get any simpler that that. You can also remove the fuse or the relay for the fuel pump or a fuse for the ignition.
Manufacturers need to do away with that push start and go back to just using the key
Reaches for keys...shoulda reached for the equalizer 🔫
So my first thought is why don’t manufacturers use end to end encryption on their cars. The car itself should have a key for the encryption that isn’t broadcasted and is stored within the ECU but idk im not in anyway a professional in that aspect
Million dollar idea today
There are so many things you can do. Put a power switch hidden somewhere that turns off the main power coming from the battery. Usually they use them for semi trucks or camper homes.
or maybe the cars just dont need to be on the internet lol
@@joeshmoe562 It does seem like a bad idea to do that but unfortunately they've been stealing cars using software since before the cars were hooking up to internet. They pick up the frequency from the fob and clone it.
Did he use an RFID key FOB protector (a pouch w/ RFID protection to block fob signals).
He probably access the cars KVM via its wireless 4G connection using a factory diagnostic software. Then he just paired a new key.
Put a lock on your car battery. 20 years I see people used a locking device and disconnecting the car battery before leaving the car. Use a separate battery for the alarm.
I like how we calmly tells the story because he knows damn well insurance will pay for the whole car 😁😁😁😁
That has to be the dumbest sw design ever. System can just be reprogrammed by walking up? Who TF designed this?
Someone who doesn't know anything about cyber security. These aren't just cars anymore, these are rolling computers with an engine...
He chased down the scat pack in the soccer mom mobile?!!
😆 🤣
That's why I own a car from the 50s and it's. A manual so I mean I don't have to lock it besides it's in pretty bad condition it runs nice and everything but it has some problem's I also have emergency battery disconnects just in case so everytime I get in I gotta connect them and the wires are hidden very well.
That’s why, I don’t like keyless entry or keyless start.. I hate it
Exactly why. I don't own a push start car
A wheel lock on Amazon is no more than $20
Put 2 or 3 wheel locks then
Mans got fleeced for a nice ride . Damn .
& the current / future technology is just off the hook , fr .
1:10 aye, big shoutout to the wood panel jeep from what about bob for making a cameo
Damn that was a nice charger
I seen a tow truck driver do this before in front of my building
I fit RFID readers to my vehicles, engine is dead until it reads the RFID Tag in your pocket.
Thing is how you do know this before owning a car like this the fact being known they are stolen frequently and still not taking precautions?? Like what? Like how?
Did they stop making steering wheel locks ? 🤔 just asking for a friend.
Seeing clubs on steering wheels again is going to be interesting 🤔
you would think when you use the app it would ask for your drivers license and a pick of you holding a sign with your name and the date on it like how most banks do now if days, or at least my bank does that anytime I have to something important.
Even these smart cars these days seem to be more susceptible to be stolen these days than the old ways of keys and cars
Personally this is why I purchase manual transmission cars when it comes to cars. 4 of my friends cars (modern auto) have been stolen and ruined by thieves. And the thieves are mostly kids with no excuse or remorse its frustrating and the thieves laugh about it when they get arrested smh.
2000 Ford Focus with a 5 banger. I'm taking real good care of that girl.
They're making manuals less and less each year.
@@dlt2k7 Saddly yes. People dont know what they miss out on now-a-days.
@@puck30 pretty sure your focus is safe regardless 🤣
The manufacturers should be held responsible for using such a weak security method to unlock these cars. A new security standard will need to be created and enforced to prevent this.
They are most likely doing it on purpose. They didn't put in high tech protection. They just blocked everyone from being able to access it except at dealerships. Now right to repair is making its way. Instead of actual putting in security protocols, they just open it up and are gonna say "we ToLd you soooo". They should be held accountable but this fact is they are aware of the security risks prior and did nothing to address them
Thieves will always find a way physical or digital. Lame blame game. My vehicle has pin and I can set the speed limit should someone steal it.
Well, If you have remote start installed on your car, you might as well go the extra step and add a "remote stop" feature. A kill switch that cuts ignition should stop the car instantly and no matter what the thief do the car will not start again because there is no longer spark at the spark plugs.
That's exactly why I drive older cars you're going to have to physically break my lock to get my key to turn and my car to start by that time my German Shepherd's going to take a chunk out of you
You don't want to enjoy a new in car in fear of it being stolen? That is ridiculous 😒
Would your car is going to get stolen whether you got a key or keyless
That's why I am in no hurry to buy new cars. I love my old cars. I don't mind putting key into the door and opening it
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Yes me to
It would be cool to install a airbag underneath the drivers seat cushion and wire the remote to the steering wheel air bag and add a blue dye pack that can be activated remotely and also a aftermarket GPS tracker for a quick recovery😉
Love the way you think my man 👍
Thats self defeating. You will destroy the interior of your vehicle.
@@synthiabakers1753 if you have a expensive car like that I'm pretty sure it will be fully covered so wouldn't be too worried about the damage. Just knowing that there's a human sized
smurf running around after stealing my car makes it all worth it🤷🏾
Lol what happen to the old days of a hidden kill switch to kill the fuel pump
They get signal from key fob that’s why they have these fob cases that don’t allow them to get signal from ur fob
They have little boxes amd bags that you can put your keys in so they cant shark the signal
😃 AYY he said windah
Can we just use a cardboard 2 cover up them Vin numbers???
Great idea put your car key in the refrigerator, why not just flush in the toilet. lol
Hahahahahaha..average person will never have their car stolen
"Choot-em Jacob!"
Stellanis, the manufacturer of Dodge know about the problem and won't figure a solution. The thieves want the high end RT, SRT, Daytona, Hellcat and Scat Pack models of the Charger, Challenger and Durango.
Dodge did put out an update that prevents new keys from being programmed, but only for the higher end models like Scats and hellcat
I wonder if they can detect it from within the car?
Another reason I'm glad I love old car with the simplest tech, even a Bluetooth stereo is too fancy for me
you're still payin' a price by livin' like a dinosaur 🤣
Dem scatpacks and hellcats. Pretty much any hot cars, dis why I would keep ma cars in a garage, and not only that. But install a KILLSWITCH. Put a lock on steering wheel, and one fo da gas pedals. Dey got ones for em. Good luck yall, its nice to have dese nice cars, but don't let yo guard down kuz these thieves look at em as open season!!!
You can put a tracker on your car as well
They programme their own key, they will bump the signal by standing near the front door which steals the code, key is programmed in seconds, open the door, key in and away, takes about 3 minutes, it’s been going on for a years now in the uk
Get an aftermarket alarm, if the alarm goes off the car will not start i have it on my dodge magnum and honda accord.
This is why I have an old school car with a kill switch hidden
They got the tire locks too like they butcher car from the city they have them kind of locks that you can put on your tire and they can't steal it that way neither probably have need two or three of them but it be worth it for the city you can't steal your stuff
I would not put your fob in a fridge. Repeatedly taking in and out will create condensation internally. Which would progressively destroy the key fob. Everyone with key fobs need to install a kill switch. Yeah you might not be able to autostart your car but it beats not getting your vehicle taken from you.
Thank you I got my new charger I always wanted !
I hear what's being said about cars and apps and yada yada.. .but even back in the 80's and 90's cars were being stolen with screwdrivers 🪛 and butter knives 🤷🏾♂️
Old fashion inventions like steering wheel clubs are still effective
Dead switch. Hidden toggle switch connected to the fuse for the ecu. I used to take that fuse out to ground my kids from their car. It'll crank tell the battery dies. Won't start though and you'll hear it cranking possibly
Use the inside door locks to secure car instead of key fob? How?
Please don't give these criminals any ideas. Oh Lord.. sorry that happened to you and car.
Haha too late !! I love it !
@@lukecaey138 not funny! I'm pretty sure a lot of other thieves don't know about the app.
@@tjj6362 we do now 😉
@@lukecaey138 you might want to take this down
@@tjj6362 already downloaded that keyless app 😉
Buy a Faraday bag for your Key Fob for about $20 and keep your key fob in it till you are ready to drive. The folks that stole the car probably used a relay device of some kind they bought off the internet to do it with. Pookie or Ray-ray are not likely full on hackers and I'm surprised they knew about such tech and how to get it. Color me impressed.
Color you racist smdh.
Sticking to my old skool
In a bmw you have to stick the key fob in the dash to start it all cars should be this way
I have a 88 Chevy and I will stick with that, It still runs like new
they knew how to steal a car like that ...and they just joy rode that?!?!?!
all u need is a faraday cage and wrap it around the thiefs face blocking his airway. tinfoil works too cause its sharp. form a tight seal
He had all these aftermarket items on his AE but no GPS tracking.
I bet he wish he had a club on. Lmao
Why take the time to develop all these ways to STEAL from people? Get a job. I hate it here.🙄
Crime is a job jus an illegal job.
This is why I don’t park in the driveway. Just put it in the garage