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I have not yet purchased the GoDark Vault for my key fob, but I'm seriously considering it.  I went to their website and looked at the inner dimensions of both the large and small key fob vaults.  It looks like the small one will work for the key fob that came with my 2021 Sierra 1500 AT4.  If they have changed the shape and/or dimensions of the key fobs for the later model trucks since then, I couldn't tell ya.

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On 3/5/2023 at 4:54 PM, Paul Beaudet said:

My friend just had a system put in his jeep that disables the push button start.

 

Apparently, without the push button start working, the latest methods to steal cars don't work.

 

I'll be putting in my 23 Sierra (whenever it shows up) and will post about it.


Did you get one? Does it work? Do you have a link? Thanks.

 

Brad

2022 GMC 2500HD Denali

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On 9/6/2024 at 12:04 PM, sixnickells said:


Did you get one? Does it work? Do you have a link? Thanks.

 

Brad

2022 GMC 2500HD Denali

 

It wasn't compatible with GM's.

 

Plus, my insurance paid for Tag (https://www.tagtracking.ca/en) and didn't offer an additional discount for a kill switch.

 

Considering that I'm in Montreal, the car theft capital of Canada, and that's all the insurance wants. So be it.

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22 minutes ago, Paul Beaudet said:

 

It wasn't compatible with GM's.

 

Plus, my insurance paid for Tag (https://www.tagtracking.ca/en) and didn't offer an additional discount for a kill switch.

 

Considering that I'm in Montreal, the car theft capital of Canada, and that's all the insurance wants. So be it.


Bummer, but glad it worked out for you. I’m still searching for a kill switch that won’t eliminate the use of my factory remote start. But I don’t want a $1000 alarm system that does a lot of stuff I have never wanted. Just simple. One thing. Kill switch that still lets me use my remote start. The hunt continues. Have a splendid weekend.

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On 3/9/2023 at 12:12 AM, Mike Duhaime said:

My insurance agent told me that all her claims were for Ford, Dodge and Jeep. My son is a police officer, and mentioned it's always new Ford pickups getting stolen, then Honda CRV because they are easy to steal! . I'm in an area close to shipyards, where thieves take the vehicles right to containers. All going to Italy, then Africa. New GM trucks are not on the hot list of stolen vehicles. ON STAR definitely makes it risky.

Have heard ON Star module is first thing removed by theives...

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