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Keyless car theft solved
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Because when MB tried this on the previous version of the S-Class some enterprising chaps hacked of the hand of a driver in order to start the car. Not sure if it worked or not, but biometric starting ended there... -
Originally posted by bobspud View PostBecause when MB tried this on the previous version of the S-Class some enterprising chaps hacked of the hand of a driver in order to start the car. Not sure if it worked or not, but biometric starting ended there...
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Ah, that'll be one of those Peugeot boats then...Originally posted by Paddy View PostThe older Peugeot and Citroen had a PIN to punch in. The PIN would be sent to the fuel injector pump (not to the ECU). Three wrong tries would disable the car for 30 minutes. A temporary PIN could be setup for garage servicing etc
If the car was stolen by rowing it away, the fuel injector pump would need to be changed.
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Thank goodness it wasn't a retina scan.Originally posted by bobspud View PostBecause when MB tried this on the previous version of the S-Class some enterprising chaps hacked of the hand of a driver in order to start the car. Not sure if it worked or not, but biometric starting ended there...
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