Is this a new technique for criminals to gain access to interior of new trucks?

Pryme · February 20

4 hours ago, rdonarski said:

At least you were here on a warm day. -19 yesterday morning, -22 the day before

41 above by Monday. The cold keeps most of the rifraff out vs a place like Houston TX tons of crime and terrible traffic and humidity.

rdonarski · February 20

17 minutes ago, Pryme said:

41 above by Monday. The cold keeps most of the rifraff out vs a place like Houston TX tons of crime and terrible traffic and humidity.

True. Drove through Houston last winter on a way to a cruise. Put that on my list of places never to go to again. Company up here in the wintertime is sparce and even in the summer people balk at the distance. Love the winter solitude.

Epsilon Plus · February 26

They are using CAN injection devices. Also, they can use a two person method where someone stands close to your front door with a device that grabs your FOB signal and relays it to the other person's device near the truck door. Truck recognizes the FOB is present and allows access and engine...etc.

I keep my FOB in a faraday pouch at home. Can't really do anything about the CAN injection other than there is a device that taps into the fuel circuit of your vehicle and has its own FOB that enables/disables the fuel pump. Haven't looked much into that one yet though, only heard about it recently.

OS RR · March 1

On 2/26/2025 at 9:29 AM, Epsilon Plus said:

I keep my FOB in a faraday pouch at home. Can't really do anything about the CAN injection other than there is a device that taps into the fuel circuit of your vehicle and has its own FOB that enables/disables the fuel pump. Haven't looked much into that one yet though, only heard about it recently.

That sounds interesting.