lol…. Trunk monkey rules ?You really need one of these!
It was reported in another thread that has been fixed. It does require an update to the latest firmware.Did zautomotive sort out the issue with the PIN?
I'm pretty sure I read someone here set it up and when the ess activated they had to put in the pin before it would restart...
If you don't use ess I guess it's not a problem
Yeah, I actually just found it and realized they sorted it out.. I updated my post..It was reported in another thread that has been fixed. It does require an update to the latest firmware.
Despite the reputation of the U.S. in that regard, I don’t think there’s a jurisdiction where you’re not going to face criminal prosecution for shooting someone over a vehicle…unless it’s parked in your bedroom.Through the fuse box, is there a safe and quick way to disable your Gladiator without risk to the vehicle?
Canada has turned into the worst country for car theft. I wish it was like the U.S. where I could own guns and protect my own property.
Anyways, any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
From https://www.jeepgladiatorforum.com/...rom-driveway-dont-let-it-happen-to-you.66128/Ravelco pretty much top of the line when it comes to kill switches.
Yeah, in millions of installs. LOL - their hype is worse than a certain politician from way back. Hyperbole it's called.
I'd make a bet with 'em - that I could discover their trick in a given vehicle.
Frankly, I can do the same a lot cheaper (well under $100) and it would not only be just as "fool proof" (or better) and you'd not need a big honkin' plug to carry around.
If I get a chance this summer, if things cool off and slow down for business a bit, I'll be using some of my ideas on my own JT. The "key" will be hidden, no need to do anything special for a dealer visit or leave anything with anyone.
No way am I paying hundreds for someone to hack into vehicle wiring and me not knowing every single step being used.
Well yeah it is just a plug, but I’m sure not everyone is going to be comfortable slicing up their dash harness, and I don’t see a thief trying to jump every wire until he gets it to start, but I’m sure it could happen.
This simple product is the standard by which all others are judged. A good install is critical with this, so go to someone recommended or watch the YouTube vids and do it yourself. It is successful because of the complexity of circumventing it.Ravelco pretty much top of the line when it comes to kill switches.