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I asked the dealer but they don't know. There is a low battery light (not illuminated). Maybe it's some kind of alarm. Any ideas?
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat is this (not the key)? Alarm?
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POST 2Original post
Could it be a transponder for a gate? Left behind by the previous owner
POST 3Original post
Looks after market.
POST 4Original post
It's looks just like a LoJack transponder (edit: for the early warning system). I had a few of them over the years. -td Found a black and white pick from LoJack's website. Cost to buy/install new ~$1000. Not sure if you can transfer them though. Lojack.jpg
POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
That's it!! Thanks!
POST 6Original post
What does it do? Let you know when you are out of link range? Lowjack extra feature helping you find your keys?
POST 7Original post
LoJack is an anti-theft device. Wiki LoJack or hit www.lojack.com -td
POST 8Original post
It is a Lojack key pass. If the car is moved without the key pass in the car, you will receive a phone call and/or email from Lojack. That's assuming that you've transferred the Lojack service to your name (a one-time charge of about $180). I just went through this with my wife's VW Bug. Lockjack is a homing device in your car. When activated, the police will track down your car. It's very effective. You should also get a discount on your insurance.
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