
AndyC said:Bastards. I hope they all die horrible and disgusting deaths.
AndyC said:The got a blank key fob, accessed the OBD connector and recoded a key.
Now, how did they get a blank BMW key fob? Had to be an inside dealer job????

lloyd_flat4 said:I locked my keys in my car at the lakes this year and within a minute and a half of realising where they were i had them back in my hand, new age imprezas are one of the easiest cars to get into , no need for any tools, 4 hands was enough. Its scary.![]()
KENC said:lloyd_flat4 said:I locked my keys in my car at the lakes this year and within a minute and a half of realising where they were i had them back in my hand, new age imprezas are one of the easiest cars to get into , no need for any tools, 4 hands was enough. Its scary.![]()
Jesus could have done with you a while back, i had keys in ignition in position 2, closed the door and the clifford locked up, and then battery went dead.
you can place it around a momo new age steering wheel so it needs to be cut in two places before they can take it two cuts takes time and would put anyone off trying to lift it... Or an old school fuel cut off switch/valve placed inside the car very cheep and easy todo and very effective...eliroche said:Surely a Clifford with proximity sensors would have made life difficult? A dog? A security post? security gates? The only problem then is when you wake up and it's 3 verses 1!!! If you can afford a 1M and 3 cameras at the front of your gaff, you can afford all of the above.
