Would nolimitz need to be unreachable so they can't remove and make a key? Wonder if it's still possible with the right software to bypass nolimitz even if it's there?
Good question. You'd really have to bury it in the dash and make it look factory I would think. I already have a factory style loom tape I wrap everything in, but that's not foolproof.
Interesting, but not likely to be used on a daily basis. And it would require that the vehicle has a fly by wire gas pedal. The challenger does clearly, but I’m not sure about JL or JT.
JL and JT has a wired digital signal gas pedal. I cannot remember the last time I saw a vehicle sold here in the USA new that was still using old school mechanical pedal cables to a throttle body. I do not think a modern vehicle could pass current emissions with mechanical analog gas pedal.
Good to know. I didn’t want to assume without being sure. Enough misinformation out there without it coming from me.
It's no different from what the immobilizers are able to do. They can also be defeated. The RF lockout from Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram is permanent and cannot be bypassed unless the thief intends to install a brand new RF hub
Can you elaborate on this? Does it just prevent programming keys, but leave everything else alone?
It's only available for vehicles CJDR has deemed 'high theft'. Think SRTs, TRX etc. Somehow our Jeeps arent stolen according to CJDR. It permanently disables the ability to program keys to the vehicle even the dealer cannot do it. If you need a new key you're buying a new RF hub.
