G37 G35 all Infinitis being broken in too NJ
09-07-2013, 07:43 AM
#182
my g got stolen from my house on wednesday.
they took without a trace, they are using some kind of decoder to basically make a key on the spot. a just unlock the door, turn the car on and drive away.
here is the post for my car
https://www.myg37.com/forums/southea...-in-miami.html
they took without a trace, they are using some kind of decoder to basically make a key on the spot. a just unlock the door, turn the car on and drive away.
here is the post for my car
https://www.myg37.com/forums/southea...-in-miami.html
09-07-2013, 08:03 AM
#183
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YIKES!!! I saw that on the news, they where stealing BMW's tho( M's) out in Cali.
they where breakng in using a scan tool, to program a key they had, Boom program start up and drive away.
they where breakng in using a scan tool, to program a key they had, Boom program start up and drive away.
09-07-2013, 04:22 PM
#184
The best way I can think to stop this from happening is to catch the thieves responsible. The police will not do this alone, your best bet is to have video evidence to help them with. Further, I find that if thieves know they are on camera, they are much less likely to break into or steal your car. That being said, I'll just leave this here....
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...eye-on-it.html
https://www.myg37.com/forums/g37-cou...eye-on-it.html
09-29-2013, 06:02 PM
#186
Why is this Infiniti's problem?
Infiniti now has an impact sensor accessory plug-in for the stock security system. You could have bought that and added an interior motion sensor for less than the cost of the IPOD, Garmin and Diesel jeans, or, most likely, less than the cost of your comprehensive deductible.
Infiniti now has an impact sensor accessory plug-in for the stock security system. You could have bought that and added an interior motion sensor for less than the cost of the IPOD, Garmin and Diesel jeans, or, most likely, less than the cost of your comprehensive deductible.
10-01-2013, 10:36 PM
#187
You can't just agree to disagree, can you? No, you have to be right about it 
You can't be more than 22. They're WHEELS not RIMS. RIMS are the edge of the WHEEL... not the entire WHEEL. Makes me glad I never got into wheels getting them installed at a shop that's going to slam all of my regular lugnuts on with a gun to 200+ ft-lbs and then specifically break out the torque wrench JUST for my wheel lock
Let's stop arguing... or at least I will. Back to the topic. I'm glad to be out of North Jersey now but I hope the epidemic doesn't spread to PA now :/
You can't be more than 22. They're WHEELS not RIMS. RIMS are the edge of the WHEEL... not the entire WHEEL. Makes me glad I never got into wheels getting them installed at a shop that's going to slam all of my regular lugnuts on with a gun to 200+ ft-lbs and then specifically break out the torque wrench JUST for my wheel lock
Let's stop arguing... or at least I will. Back to the topic. I'm glad to be out of North Jersey now but I hope the epidemic doesn't spread to PA now :/
10-01-2013, 10:41 PM
#188
Err no. While it's somewhat of a moot point these days to argue that "rims" is not correct (simple abundance of use has kind of made it acceptable by now), "rims" and "wheels" mean exactly the same thing, the metal thing the tire sits on.
As a side note... even if I have to admit that rims is no longer incorrect, I hate the term. Its origin is just so insanely stupid, I mean, a rim is just that, the goddamn rim of the wheel. You're not going to change a rim and not the wheel..... whatever, everyone knows that people mean when they say rim these days.
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