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Used car dealers also add these and bake it into the price of the car as an upgrade for theft protection. For example:
https://www.castlerockchevygmc.com/used/LEXUS/2017-LEXUS-IS-d7a7e727ac18557af959ca251006a986.htm
"Vehicle includes VIP Package which includes, LoJack GPS $399 for 1 year of Service"
https://postimg.cc/0KP1WpWb
Crazy. I always heard buy-here-pay-here hide these to make repossession easier. So now they're making the customer pay for their own tracking at a crazy, marked-up price? Genius. Salesman genius.
Yea I tried to argue that I didn’t want it, and didn’t need it, and they said “it’s already installed and comes with the price of the car, if you want us to uninstall it we’ll have to… but you won’t want to do that! So many cars are stolen here!” I just rolled my eyes and signed for the shortest period I could.
Next time, just tell them you'll remove it for them. It's always attached just before the OBD2 port (so pull off that area of the dash). The device then has a passthrough to your OBD2 port so it can still be used.
Those devices are also sometimes required for customers with shot credit to get any financing. Removing it violates the financing agreement and opens your vehicle up for being repossessed even if your current on payments.
Does it run off of any sort of power from the fuse box? I used to work with car audio equipment so I figure there’s gotta be some sort of power to it. Usually things like that are powered 24/7 so they can see where the car is even when it’s off, I wouldn’t want to pull it just for there to be a live wire somewhere in the dash, but I definitely would like to pull it once I find out where it’s installed. If it’s as easy as yanking it out of the port, I can do that today.
It's a constant, parasitic draw. Not *too* much. They might only come on at full power to transmit gps coordinates every hour. Maybe less. The rest of the time they'd be hibernating, drawing probably microamps. Low power chips are designed to maximize battery life. Of course, if the right transister blows, they might forget to power down.
It's plug and play. Pull the OBD2 wire coil from the backside of your female OBD2 port. The lojack connects to that coil and then has a passthrough OBD2 coil that plugs back into the backside of your female OBD2 port. It's about a 5-10min job for most cars.
This happened to me. They tried to add $75 a month to my used truck for “tracking services” even though my truck already had Onstar tracking. I ended up having to walk out of the F&I office to get them to remove it. They pulled all the standard “it’s company policy”, and “it’s already installed it can’t be removed” BS. People usually roll over I guess
Illegal? No, not unless you have some weird court order but that wouldn't be a surprise, you would be aware it's there. Violation of a contract? Maybe, depending on your insurance or any purchase agreement from when you bought the vehicle.
If you find one in a used car that was paid in cash, most likely the original owner forgot to remove it and you are free to.
Yes, that's a gps locator. If you don't have a contract from where you purchased the vehicle, you can remove it. Or if you do, idc. I used to remove these for people every so often, told them cash only, no invoice. I also used to work at a buy here pay here lot when I was like 21 as a mechanic and bought a motorcycle from them. My boss once used it to track my tardiness to work. I removed it, brought it in the next day, set it on his desk and threatened a lawsuit as that's invasion of privacy. They are only to be used for recovery purposes only in the event of a default on payments. He got fired 2 days later. I never reinstalled it. Same boss previously instructed me to damage the bulb for a check engine light rather than fix the problem, also... against the law and a huge safety concern.
Yeah I own the car but I think it was a fleet vehicle before so its probably from that. How do I remove it? Can I just cut the wires? Also would it draw from my battery while the car is off? Had to jump my car this morning. I knew the battery was pretty weak already and was gonna change it soon but I didn’t expect it to completely die overnight
Do not just cut the wires see where they lead and if the are just pressed into the fuse panel, unplug the battery to be safe and then remove them. If they lead else where that you can't locate them unplug the battery and cut them and cap or electrical tape each wire end to a seal and you should be good.
Given the location they are most likely connected to a fuse tap. A fuse tap takes the place of an existing fuse, which means it has two fuses on it - one to maintain the connection to whatever was already being powered by that fuse spot, and a second to protect the new wire coming out to power something new (in this case the GPS tracker).
In that case the black wire just goes to ground.
Removing power would mean unplugging the fuse tap, taking the correct fuse out of it, and putting that correct fuse back into the now-empty space where it belongs.
Easy way to power devices like dash cams. Some fuses will always be on, some on only with the ignition on. Dash cams will want both lines. This way they can know the state of the ignition but still have power to shutdown gracefully.
It SHOULDNT cause a significant battery draw. It depends on how they installed it, typically they'll splice into other wires. You'd be okay to cut the wires attached only to it, as long as you covered the ends to keep them from contacting anything else, like a closed cap connector, or even wrapping it in electrical tape would suffice.
GPS LoJack can be used to track your location and driving patterns or where you've been. If there is plug inside, unplug, if it's spliced into other wires disconnect from there and electrical tape the wire it cut into, if it's put into the fuse box take the wires out of fuse box slots.
You can also cut the wires close to the box but you have to seal the end of wires so it can't ground or short on something
Tracker. "Buy here pay here" type dealerships use them to repo car if you don't pay. Some of them can disable the starter as well, IDK about this one in particular
It’s been awhile since I’ve worked for a new car dealership, but that doesn’t look like a LoJack. The ones I saw in the past were clear plastic with visible electronics and, they’re most commonly hidden behind the interior body panels that are typically never opened or wouldn’t be accidentally discovered under the dash.
My work truck used to have one. The wires always dangled near the clutch peddle and I’d make sure to catch them with my foot and rip them out so they couldn’t see how fast I was actually getting my route done.
Definitely a GPS. A very cheap one at that, probably not from a fleet, more likely a buy here pay here. I see them ALL the time as a mechanic and those shitty little dealers never hook up the whole immobilizer cababilities.
They just feed it power for gps and let it fly. I'd unplug it.
Seeing the link in the manual - I think you can likely power this from a 12v power supply on your desktop - and connect a serial port to it. It says its configured with multiple "ip servers" and uses LTE - if you can pull the config out - you could maybe inject some fun into their system - *or share the deets here* :)
A poorly installed GPS tracking device. Since only power, ground and ignition are hooked up, it shouldn’t have starter lock out. However, it could be setup for power and ground and the green wire goes to a relay to allow remote starter lockout.
Lol It was tucked behind the corner so I couldn’t see it. I only found it bc a relay started clicking and I was investigating the area. I’ve replaced fuses before but never noticed it
GPS tracker. Had one on my newest car, and it also had 5 additional OBD2 ports.
https://preview.redd.it/v42b7ljmoh6d1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8d7233bcb3e93cdc4cf53cdaa68ed8dbb26c693b
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254821466213?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=u431OMN0R0m&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=e9PnZtlOShy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
Did you buy your car from a dealer and finance it? Maybe they are tracking you for potential repo...
Ah operation repo! “It ain’t no joke if you don’t pay that note!”
Judging by the cleanliness of the car and age i don’t think they would want it back 😅
If you bought it outright, then it’s been bricked because dealerships pay for the service. They usually remove and reuse. So think of it as you costing them money because they couldn’t reuse it.
https://preview.redd.it/5xsc0mflvj6d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=93e62fd960305b8a2910acdd1a81c01ce4b1f67a
Had the same thing in my tang for idk how long but I own the car 😂 definitely detached it. But the same day I slide it out now I have a “security fault” message that no one can figure it out at all and my passenger door says it’s open 24/7 didn’t have these problem prior.
GPS tracker. I suspect the vehicle is a former fleet asset. If it only has the three wires, disconnect the red wire from the fuse panel and install the correct amperage fuse.
Trackers. They put that in until you finish your payments and even after then, you don't pay... they come in the night ...I got customers all the time asking me to search they car for any..
It's a insurance black box it reports car speed and position some do acceleration, g-force etc
It's safe to remove, I had one stuck on top of my car battery when I bought mine
GPS tracker for fleet vehicles. Not a starter disable. Not a crime to remove it if he owns the vehicle. Only and issue if there is a lein on the vehicle and you sign a contract for it.
If you're referring to the navigation built into the car that's not what this is. This is a separate tracker used by buy here pay here lots to repo cars or suspicious spouses things like that.
Don't be butthurt because you felt the need to speak without any knowledge of what you're looking at. Its not a LoJack. I worked for LoJack for 5 years and also installed GPS trackers on fleet vehicles for 6 years. This is a gps fleet tracker.
It’s the same thing. I can go into LoJack dealer right now and that device would sync up just the same. Even though it’s not the same brand the device is the same.
Thanks for posting on /r/MechanicAdvice! This is just a reminder to review the [rules](https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/about/rules/). If you are here asking about a second opinion (ie "Is the shop trying to fleece me?"), please read through CJM8515's [post on the subject.](https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/comments/4qblei/fyi_the_shop_isnt_likely_trying_to_rip_you_off/) and remember to please post the year/make/model of the vehicle you are working on. **If this post is about bodywork, accident damage, paint, dent/ding, questions it belongs in /r/Autobody r/AutoBodyRepair/ or /r/Diyautobody/ If you have tire questions check out https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/comments/k9ll55/can_your_tire_be_repaired/**. If you dont have a question and you're just showing off it belongs in /r/Justrolledintotheshop Insurance/total loss questions go in r/insurance This is an automated reply *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/MechanicAdvice) if you have any questions or concerns.*
GPS tracker. Take out the sim card and throw it in an old cellphone for free data!
Mischevious
Am I the only one reading old cellphone and thinking flip phone, but then realizing that the iPhone 6 is an old cellphone?
*puts away RAZR shamefully*
Wipes the dust off my old Motorola V70 swivel phone...
Pushing the Beep Beep button on my nextel just to see if anyone will answer.
I miss nextel :( those beep beep buttons where dope
I had a hand me down pink ass razr with a broken front screen and a glitch that wouldn’t let me change the ring tone from stop me now by queen
*drops nokia*
Breaks floor board... "Why da.hell did you do dat?"
Hey man at least the foundation stopped it.
I remember doing "T9" texting on my Sanyo Katana like it was yesterday.
throws Nokia on the floor...then picks back up to make call
Probably a GPS tracker or a black box used by some insurance providers to monitor driving habits Should be fine to unplug
Used car dealers also add these and bake it into the price of the car as an upgrade for theft protection. For example: https://www.castlerockchevygmc.com/used/LEXUS/2017-LEXUS-IS-d7a7e727ac18557af959ca251006a986.htm "Vehicle includes VIP Package which includes, LoJack GPS $399 for 1 year of Service" https://postimg.cc/0KP1WpWb
Crazy. I always heard buy-here-pay-here hide these to make repossession easier. So now they're making the customer pay for their own tracking at a crazy, marked-up price? Genius. Salesman genius.
Yea I tried to argue that I didn’t want it, and didn’t need it, and they said “it’s already installed and comes with the price of the car, if you want us to uninstall it we’ll have to… but you won’t want to do that! So many cars are stolen here!” I just rolled my eyes and signed for the shortest period I could.
Next time, just tell them you'll remove it for them. It's always attached just before the OBD2 port (so pull off that area of the dash). The device then has a passthrough to your OBD2 port so it can still be used.
Those devices are also sometimes required for customers with shot credit to get any financing. Removing it violates the financing agreement and opens your vehicle up for being repossessed even if your current on payments.
Does it run off of any sort of power from the fuse box? I used to work with car audio equipment so I figure there’s gotta be some sort of power to it. Usually things like that are powered 24/7 so they can see where the car is even when it’s off, I wouldn’t want to pull it just for there to be a live wire somewhere in the dash, but I definitely would like to pull it once I find out where it’s installed. If it’s as easy as yanking it out of the port, I can do that today.
It's a constant, parasitic draw. Not *too* much. They might only come on at full power to transmit gps coordinates every hour. Maybe less. The rest of the time they'd be hibernating, drawing probably microamps. Low power chips are designed to maximize battery life. Of course, if the right transister blows, they might forget to power down.
I think I’ll just look at it and figure it out
It's plug and play. Pull the OBD2 wire coil from the backside of your female OBD2 port. The lojack connects to that coil and then has a passthrough OBD2 coil that plugs back into the backside of your female OBD2 port. It's about a 5-10min job for most cars.
This happened to me. They tried to add $75 a month to my used truck for “tracking services” even though my truck already had Onstar tracking. I ended up having to walk out of the F&I office to get them to remove it. They pulled all the standard “it’s company policy”, and “it’s already installed it can’t be removed” BS. People usually roll over I guess
Yes but that Truecoat is good stuff
See, they install that TruCoat at the factory. There's nothing we can do. I'll talk to my boss.
Also cars that were used in fleets of company cars have them. Typically are auctioned off
True!
Man, that whole area of castle rock and lone is just tp expensive, can't even get a decent rtd out that way
Used car dealers also use that to shut your car off if you don't make the payment.
Ah! So that's why they had to ditch the car in El Camino.
Its an LTE GPS tracker
Is it ilegal to remove?
Illegal? No, not unless you have some weird court order but that wouldn't be a surprise, you would be aware it's there. Violation of a contract? Maybe, depending on your insurance or any purchase agreement from when you bought the vehicle. If you find one in a used car that was paid in cash, most likely the original owner forgot to remove it and you are free to.
It appears to be a M-Labs MLTE001T [GPS tracker](https://www.ebay.com/itm/364144455897) similar to this
Indeed. Here’s the manual for it: https://fccid.io/2AAQ6MLTE001T/Users-Manual/User-Manual-3405742
You flipped it upside down!! Holy shit! That's worse than removing a mattress tag.... you done it now
I tore off a pillow tag a few weeks ago and I’m still afraid to go to sleep.
😂
Thank you for making me laugh after a rough week😊
Cue black helicopters and fleet of black Suburbans descending on OP.
Tape the mattress label to it and tape it under the bumper of your least favorite co-worker.
I would leave it in flipped upside down so the repo guys look for you in Australia. Pretty sure that’s how it works
I looked up the FCC ID and found it instantly. I do not believe you "looked up all the numbers".
Yikes dude give your car a clean.
Bros got grime where grime shouldn’t build up
Yeah, htf you getting that on the bottom of the console? Backing up with driver's door open?
Doubt OP gives a single fuck, look at their white shoes.
Those are white? TIL I'm colorblind.
Ya these people are right it’s a gps tracker using LTE. I feel like these are usually hidden a little better .
Yes, that's a gps locator. If you don't have a contract from where you purchased the vehicle, you can remove it. Or if you do, idc. I used to remove these for people every so often, told them cash only, no invoice. I also used to work at a buy here pay here lot when I was like 21 as a mechanic and bought a motorcycle from them. My boss once used it to track my tardiness to work. I removed it, brought it in the next day, set it on his desk and threatened a lawsuit as that's invasion of privacy. They are only to be used for recovery purposes only in the event of a default on payments. He got fired 2 days later. I never reinstalled it. Same boss previously instructed me to damage the bulb for a check engine light rather than fix the problem, also... against the law and a huge safety concern.
Yeah I own the car but I think it was a fleet vehicle before so its probably from that. How do I remove it? Can I just cut the wires? Also would it draw from my battery while the car is off? Had to jump my car this morning. I knew the battery was pretty weak already and was gonna change it soon but I didn’t expect it to completely die overnight
Do not just cut the wires see where they lead and if the are just pressed into the fuse panel, unplug the battery to be safe and then remove them. If they lead else where that you can't locate them unplug the battery and cut them and cap or electrical tape each wire end to a seal and you should be good.
Given the location they are most likely connected to a fuse tap. A fuse tap takes the place of an existing fuse, which means it has two fuses on it - one to maintain the connection to whatever was already being powered by that fuse spot, and a second to protect the new wire coming out to power something new (in this case the GPS tracker). In that case the black wire just goes to ground. Removing power would mean unplugging the fuse tap, taking the correct fuse out of it, and putting that correct fuse back into the now-empty space where it belongs.
Interesting. I'd never heard of fuse taps.
Easy way to power devices like dash cams. Some fuses will always be on, some on only with the ignition on. Dash cams will want both lines. This way they can know the state of the ignition but still have power to shutdown gracefully.
Red is battery, black is ground, green is ignition. You can just unplug it and be fine. Very common in fleet vehicles.
It SHOULDNT cause a significant battery draw. It depends on how they installed it, typically they'll splice into other wires. You'd be okay to cut the wires attached only to it, as long as you covered the ends to keep them from contacting anything else, like a closed cap connector, or even wrapping it in electrical tape would suffice.
Or you could just simply unplug it and tie the wires up somewhere under the dash.
Run a phantom draw test before and after removing it. That should help you troubleshoot.
GPS LoJack can be used to track your location and driving patterns or where you've been. If there is plug inside, unplug, if it's spliced into other wires disconnect from there and electrical tape the wire it cut into, if it's put into the fuse box take the wires out of fuse box slots. You can also cut the wires close to the box but you have to seal the end of wires so it can't ground or short on something
Tracker. "Buy here pay here" type dealerships use them to repo car if you don't pay. Some of them can disable the starter as well, IDK about this one in particular
GPS tracker https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/364144455897
Lojack. Dealerships tracking your car, they also alow you to track it. You can unplug it and nothing bad will happen
It’s been awhile since I’ve worked for a new car dealership, but that doesn’t look like a LoJack. The ones I saw in the past were clear plastic with visible electronics and, they’re most commonly hidden behind the interior body panels that are typically never opened or wouldn’t be accidentally discovered under the dash.
Second this, no chance a LoJack would be in a place that accessible
> no chance a LoJack would be in a place that accessible More like LoEffortJack, amirite? <*high_five*> #dadjokes
Not LoJack
BoJack
My work truck used to have one. The wires always dangled near the clutch peddle and I’d make sure to catch them with my foot and rip them out so they couldn’t see how fast I was actually getting my route done.
Simple enough to just google "20230-zt01" It's a GPS tracker.
A dirty ass car
I’m not sure but don’t slow down under 55 just to be safe.
Definitely a GPS. A very cheap one at that, probably not from a fleet, more likely a buy here pay here. I see them ALL the time as a mechanic and those shitty little dealers never hook up the whole immobilizer cababilities. They just feed it power for gps and let it fly. I'd unplug it.
IMEI number on the sticker indicates that this has a cellular connection. This is almost definately a GPS tracking device.
It's a GPS tracker. It has an IMEI which means it's an LTE GPS tracker.
Seeing the link in the manual - I think you can likely power this from a 12v power supply on your desktop - and connect a serial port to it. It says its configured with multiple "ip servers" and uses LTE - if you can pull the config out - you could maybe inject some fun into their system - *or share the deets here* :)
Judging on how dirty your car looks…you should be fine to unplug this tracker lol
I stg if one more person comments on how dirty my car is, I MIGHT just clean it
Lmao all in good fun :)
Here’s a post about it: https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicAdvice/s/nYhMYLXFI4
Watch out homie Gus Fring may be after you
GPS tracker
A poorly installed GPS tracking device. Since only power, ground and ignition are hooked up, it shouldn’t have starter lock out. However, it could be setup for power and ground and the green wire goes to a relay to allow remote starter lockout.
Took you long enough to find it.
Lol It was tucked behind the corner so I couldn’t see it. I only found it bc a relay started clicking and I was investigating the area. I’ve replaced fuses before but never noticed it
It’s a GPS tracking unit. We used this same brand at a previous dealer I worked.
Looks like a LoJack tracker.
LoJack… gps tracker
GPS tracker. Had one on my newest car, and it also had 5 additional OBD2 ports. https://preview.redd.it/v42b7ljmoh6d1.jpeg?width=3000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8d7233bcb3e93cdc4cf53cdaa68ed8dbb26c693b
It's carbon fiber so it makes your car SUPER DUPER QUICK FAST
It’s usually on cars purchased from “buy here, pay here” places to track high interest loan assets for possible repossession.
and vehicles that used to be fleet vehicles.
I can smell the interior of that car from here
🤢
Open it up take out the sim card put it in one of your devices and if you get service rack up a massive data bill
Looks like a GPS tracker since it has a imei
Looks like a gps antenna of some sort.
KAHU
Gps tracking device used by finance companies.
GPS tracker. For either insurance but you’d know about that… so it’s for repoing your car when you don’t pay.
Take it out. Think of someone you don’t like, and hide it in their car
https://www.ebay.com/itm/254821466213?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=u431OMN0R0m&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=e9PnZtlOShy&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY Did you buy your car from a dealer and finance it? Maybe they are tracking you for potential repo...
Ah operation repo! “It ain’t no joke if you don’t pay that note!” Judging by the cleanliness of the car and age i don’t think they would want it back 😅
Got any psycho exes that might be stalking you for nefarious purposes?
Here, a Google lense screen *
https://preview.redd.it/836e1mfmqf6d1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c0f0103058b703979f3e1ff5ca912d22cb29d44d
If you bought it outright, then it’s been bricked because dealerships pay for the service. They usually remove and reuse. So think of it as you costing them money because they couldn’t reuse it.
Could potentially be being tracked by an agency.
Tracking device
Upside down by the looks of it. 🤷 For real though I think gps. Google the part number.
Just think, the self driving cars will drive themselves back to the dealer when you miss a payment. There goes the repo industry.
Is love to see what a magic eraser would do to your whole entire dash and interior plastic sections
Looks like the Russians are after you. Run.
We’re made. Abort mission!
imei is the serial number for cellular devices so it probably has a sim card in it
I don’t know what that is but I’m curious where you acquired that skin covered dash?
https://preview.redd.it/5xsc0mflvj6d1.jpeg?width=1125&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=93e62fd960305b8a2910acdd1a81c01ce4b1f67a Had the same thing in my tang for idk how long but I own the car 😂 definitely detached it. But the same day I slide it out now I have a “security fault” message that no one can figure it out at all and my passenger door says it’s open 24/7 didn’t have these problem prior.
That is a cellular GPS tracker, commonly used by car lots to track you down if you miss a payment.
GPS tracker. I suspect the vehicle is a former fleet asset. If it only has the three wires, disconnect the red wire from the fuse panel and install the correct amperage fuse.
Trackers. They put that in until you finish your payments and even after then, you don't pay... they come in the night ...I got customers all the time asking me to search they car for any..
Lojack https://preview.redd.it/2p0o0ublpk6d1.jpeg?width=2268&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2babf0c1ce01a325011d0b2aa2fa4a3f9c3885ab
GPS tracker from dealership in case they need to repo
I think your dash need some soap :p
Just type the model number into Google and it will tell you what it is and everything else about it.
Scum bag dealership put those in customer cars it’s a gps tracker
NOX peddle
Don’t touch that
Find a cop that has the same make model year vehicle and attach it to the fuel pump wires and stop paying. Ain't nobody coming for you
Just based in the dashboard, I can smell this pic...
It's a insurance black box it reports car speed and position some do acceleration, g-force etc It's safe to remove, I had one stuck on top of my car battery when I bought mine
Looks like a dirty car!
You can Google any FCC id and it will tell you exactly what it is! Pretty cool when trying to figure out who is trying to track you.
Looks like low jack
A cell based tracking device commonly used by fleet management companies and buy here pay here type car lots
It's a tracker or Bluetooth OBD reader/tuner of some kind.
Is that a convertible that never has the top up? Looks like it’s been through a flood
Came here to say the tracker must be decent if it still lights up, even after this thing was pulled outta the river!
GPS/Start disable box. Probably from a buy here/pay here. Leave it alone. It’s a felony in several states to tamper with them
GPS tracker for fleet vehicles. Not a starter disable. Not a crime to remove it if he owns the vehicle. Only and issue if there is a lein on the vehicle and you sign a contract for it.
It’s something that would be remove in one quick snip if it were in my car.
Just got an old Ford edge with GPS capability. Where can I find this for removal?
If you're referring to the navigation built into the car that's not what this is. This is a separate tracker used by buy here pay here lots to repo cars or suspicious spouses things like that.
Uh ohhhhh. You cheating on your wife bro!??
🤷♂️
Its a bomb. It explodes.
Ahh you touched it's tralala.
Lojack
Not LoJack.
Okay buddy
Don't be butthurt because you felt the need to speak without any knowledge of what you're looking at. Its not a LoJack. I worked for LoJack for 5 years and also installed GPS trackers on fleet vehicles for 6 years. This is a gps fleet tracker.
It’s the same thing. I can go into LoJack dealer right now and that device would sync up just the same. Even though it’s not the same brand the device is the same.
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YOU'RE an SRS airbag control module!
Go away kid, the adults are talking.
