ShadowsPapa
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- First Name
- Bill
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- Runnells, Iowa
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- '25 JTMX, '23 JLU 4xe, '82 SX4, '73 Javelin
- Occupation
- Retired auto mechanic, frmr gov't ntwrk security admin
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That's because you have other protections. It's not because of the Ravelco.Any thing can be defeated with enough time
You are welcome to come to my house and try to drive away my jeep
I will know the minute you enter my jeep and I will be ready
My point is - don't rely only on that thing - it's been bypassed in a matter of minutes. One ford owner actually figured it out and said it took him only a couple of minutes - he knows how they are made, how they work, what they connect into.
There's info out there of a vehicle where a theft was attempted, the guy thought they were thwarted, then they came back and in short order, stole is vehicle. Likely they did as I'd do - be armed with a couple of simple tools and the correct wire colors, etc.
Don't ever rely on that device alone. It's not that hard to get around.
LOCK YOUR HOOD if you use it - otherwise access to the engine bay means they don't even need to care if that thing is there.
Another guy showed how they are made, how to take apart the head part and figure out what's what with a meter and get it started.
There's a guy who has talked about developing a device to plug into the Ravelco and do the work for him figuring out what's what, cutting the time to a mere couple of minutes
They have been bypassed - but it does require access to the engine bay, or getting inside without setting off other alarms.
If you use ONLY the Ravelco................ you could be unpleasantly surprised.
It's also a really crazy price for what anyone with any skills at all can do themselves, and totally, fully hide.
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