Ghost Immobiliser 2

Guards your vehicle against key cloning and prevents thieves from driving it using your original keys. Our most recent immobiliser connects to your vehicle's CAN data network and a unique PIN has to be entered to begin the engine.

Unlike trackers bmw x5 ghost installer does not transmit radio frequency signals and can't be detected using diagnostics tools. It does not have any LED indicators or buttons that could indicate its presence in your car or van.

Anti-key cloning

The Ghost immobiliser was created to combat key cloning. The device connects to the CAN data network of your vehicle and creates a unique pin code push sequence by using the factory buttons on your dashboard as well as the steering wheel. This prevents the thief being able start your vehicle. If the incorrect PIN is entered, it will prevent the engine from starting which makes it impossible to leave with joy and pride.

Ghost immobilisers employ new technology that is very difficult for thieves to defeat. The ghost immobiliser unlike physical deterrents, like wheel locks or steering locks that can be cut, is a discreet electronic device. It isn't recognized by thieves as it emits no radio signals and is operated in a silent manner.

This next-generation immobiliser will protect your vehicle from a range of threats, including key hacking, relay attacks and copied copies. It also stops thieves from stealing keys or replacing your ECU because it won't permit them to start the car without first entering the correct PIN.

In contrast to other immobilisers the ghost immobiliser 2 doesn't require a remote or key fobs for operation. It is able to be deactivated by the driver's smartphone using a simple app. This is ideal when you have to hand your car away for valet parking or maintenance without key fobs.

The autowatch ghost 2 installers near me Ghost-II represents the latest version of the Ghost's immobiliser. It is designed to make it as simple and easy to use and yet be as secure as it can be. This is achieved by connecting the Ghost-II with the vehicle's CAN data network. This means that there aren't any wires that can be hidden or easily discovered. It also comes with built-in features that allow users to disable the Ghost-II simply by connecting it to the vehicle's Bluetooth.

OBD port hacking

OBD port hacking has become the latest method used by professional car thieves. Thieves can access your vehicle's OBD port with little more than an laptop, an app and a few cables which can be purchased online for less than PS50. Once they have access, they will be able to do anything they like including resetting your vehicle's fault codes to tuning your vehicle, or getting it stolen within a matter of minutes.

It can prevent your car from being stolen by requiring a specific PIN code to be entered with your key fob prior to you start the engine or leave. It does this by communicating with the vehicles ECU (Engine Control Unit) via the CAN Data circuit and is indetectable to any scan or code grabbing technology. It has a Service/Valet Mode that allows your vehicle to start without requiring a PIN code.

To use an OBD hacking device, you'll require a laptop with software capable of interpreting the OBD protocol, which can be purchased for under PS100 on eBay or Amazon. You'll also require cables with OBD pins that are connected to the CAN bus. These can be found on Amazon/Ebay for about PS50. The cable needs to be connected to the wiring harness of your car, for example the radio wiring harness.

Once the hacker gains access to the OBD port of your vehicle, they will send diagnostics to the system with high baud rate which can cause a crash to the car's CAN and stop the systems from working. This can cause your car's engine to stall or lock up.

There is no need for additional remotes or key fobs

An immobiliser for your car is a excellent piece of anti-theft technology that is used by billions of modern cars around the world. Using engine ECU software to prevent cars from beginning if a false transponder signal is transmitted to it an aftermarket immobiliser can be a great way to protect your vehicle.

However, it can be easy for thieves to get around an immobiliser system in the event that they have access the code that allows them to disable it. A thief could easily remove the battery from most key fobs by squeezing them open. They could then use a simple tool in order to remove the internal circuit board of an immobiliser and replace it with blank. They'll then be able to start your vehicle.

With the TASSA approved Ghost 2 immobiliser, there are no additional keys or remotes required. The immobiliser communicates with vehicle's engine ECU (Engine Control Unit) through a discreet and silent CAN data circuit that is not detectable by diagnostic tools such as those employed by high-tech thieves. It also doesn't utilize a traditional key fob with LED indicators, so it's not visible at a glance.

There will be instances where you have to disable Autowatch Ghost 2's automatic security for instance, during an valet parking or a service job. Ghost CAN immobilisers have a mode called 'Service Mode that is activated with a simple push of a button on your phone. The car can still be operated, but the maximum speed is restricted to 36 mph.

Contact us today to set up a demonstration at our workshop. A member of our team will explain the process and will give you a Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security guarantee.

Simple PIN code change process

Ghost is a next generation device that secures your vehicle without cutting wires or installing aftermarket key fobs. It is directly connected to the vehicle's CAN data network. A personal PIN can be created using buttons on the steering wheel and dash. The device does not emit RF signals, therefore it is unable to be manipulated. This makes it impossible to be detected by sophisticated scans of RF and code-grabbing technologies employed by modern thieves.

The PIN code is able to be changed to block previous drivers, or even add an override number if you forget the sequence. During installation the installer will show how to become a ghost immobiliser installer to do this. The system includes a valet mode feature that can be used to temporarily disable pin input sequences so that the garage or mechanic can service the vehicle without having to know the code. This is ideal for customers who wish to surrender their car to valet parking or service but still don't want to give away the PIN sequence.

In contrast to Thatcham products that require additional key-fobs in order to operate, Ghost is a discreet system which takes advantage of the buttons inside your vehicle to create an unique and interchangeable PIN code sequence. The sequence is entered using the smartphone application. No additional LED indicators are thrown out, and your vehicle is secured without risk of being disabled.

Every vehicle is tested

In contrast to key fobs that require you to press buttons and a ghost immobiliser can be discretely placed under your steering wheel or dash so that only you know that it's there. The device is connected to your car's CAN data networks and a personalised PIN code is programmed into it by using the buttons already on your car. The system won't permit your vehicle to start until this code is entered. This means that thieves cannot duplicate your keys or gain access to the OBD port to hack into your vehicle.

Ghost is a great option for all vehicles that use electric vehicles motorhomes, vans, motorhomes and bikes. It's also incredibly versatile and can be programmed to turn off in a variety of situations. It is possible to program it to enter Valet mode, for example when the vehicle is transported to a valet company or parking company. This means that your car ghost immobiliser can be operated within a pre-determined 30mph speed limit. The ghost immobiliser will be activated once it is returned to your possession.

The device can also be reset at any time to your personal PIN code. This is great in the event that you lose the code or if the device becomes unusable.

It's also worth noting that the device is unnoticeable to anyone who isn't familiar with it. It does this by running through the buttons on your steering wheel and dashboard and then using the information they transmit to identify the button that was activated. This makes it a secure and reliable security option that cannot be compromised by jamming, RF scanning, or door lock pick sets.