POST 1Original post
sorry to hear this, hope no one was hurt. Where abouts??
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POST 2Original post
take precautions, keep your immobiliser fob in your wallet say, so keys not enough, lock doors in town at night,be aware of low life hanging about your car when you return with shopping, small things keep your stuff safe!
POST 3Original post
Good idea Rich. However on a 996 the immobiliser is built into the key. DAZ PS - to any dumb fcuk who has ideas about stealing my motor. Jump off a bridge. It's an easier way to commit suicide. If you need clarification ask anyone who has met me.
POST 4Original post
Interestingly enough we just got the X5 changed to lock all the doors when it's driven off - can that be done on the finer sports cars? J
POST 5Original post
it can, but from what I understand only by the OPC.
POST 6Original post
My Boxster S is programmed to do this.
POST 7Original post
"I said finer" :justcouldn'tresistthatone: :runsawaynotevenpickingupcoat:
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POST 9Original post
Nav track do a tracker that if your car is taken without you they automatically know and can contact police its called ADR but its a bit late now sorry
POST 10Original post
New Clifford Concept 500 / 600 Alarms come with anti car jacking stuff - am looking to get one on my 944
POST 11Original post
What does it do to prevent it?
POST 12Original post
aparently if you are car jacked and they take your keys then navtrack confirms the car has been stolen as you are not in the car as it is Automtic Driver Recognition. They then track the car and when its stopped they can imobilise the car so the police dont have to chase your car
POST 13Original post
I have a Meta category 1 alarm/immobiliser. It locks the doors the second time you press the brake pedal. Scares the crap out of me if I leave a motorway service station and don't brake for the next hour or so!
POST 14 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
Porsche 911 (996) turbo carjacked on the 7th of february 2003 in the evening. Color: Black. Interior: dark beige. Number plate (Belgium): ATF-059. Immatriculated in october 2001. 23.000 km. If you have any information, please reply to the sender. Thank you. [email removed] (Helmut)
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