Lojack...
06-07-2002, 02:25 AM
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Re: Lojack... (martini)
They are trash. I call them lo-hack. Ive have found so many lo-hack in Porsches I work on and they're all installed half ***. Sometimes the battery for them goes bad and creates excessive current draw and drains your battery.
Who want to know how to find one in 10 minutes or less?
I say get insurance instead. If the car gets stolen GREAT time for a new one.
Who want to know how to find one in 10 minutes or less?
I say get insurance instead. If the car gets stolen GREAT time for a new one.
06-07-2002, 09:40 AM
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Re: Lojack... (kinesistech)
They are trash. I call them lo-hack. Ive have found so many lo-hack in Porsches I work on and they're all installed half ***. Sometimes the battery for them goes bad and creates excessive current draw and drains your battery.
Who want to know how to find one in 10 minutes or less?
I say get insurance instead. If the car gets stolen GREAT time for a new one.
Who want to know how to find one in 10 minutes or less?
I say get insurance instead. If the car gets stolen GREAT time for a new one.
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06-07-2002, 09:50 AM
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Re: Lojack... (3800RPM Redline)
I think they are a waste...by the time my friend woke up in the morning and realized that his civic had been stolen...what good is lojack? the car was all ready ripped apart...better off investing on a good alarm system, having them do all the wiring in black and do a good job of hiding the brain...plus get good insurance so that if your car does get jacked...you'll get a decent amount of money to get a new one
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