The alarm in the vehicle transmits a signal to the legal owner's mobile (cell) phone via the system of masts that covers the country. This means no-matter where the owner is - they'll be notified if the vehicle is stolen.
To protect your valuables. For example: A vehicle has a theft system so it alarms you when someone is breaking into your vehicle
Can't. It's integrated into the vehicle control computer.
Vehicle Anti-Theft System
Can't. It's integrated into the vehicle control computer.
Vehicle anti theft system
Passive anti-theft systems arm automatically after your vehicle is shut off and all passengers exit the vehicle. Active anti-theft systems require you to arm the system with a remote control attached to your keychain.
To reset the anti theft system in any vehicle the owner must take the vehicle to a dealership. The owner must be able to prove the vehicle belongs to them in order to get a reset code. There is no other way to rest the anti theft system.
The P1629 code refers to an issue with the anti-theft system in a vehicle, specifically indicating a problem with the cranking signal related to the engine start sequence. This code typically arises when the vehicle's anti-theft system does not recognize the key or detects an unauthorized attempt to start the engine. As a result, the engine may not crank or start, preventing the vehicle from operating. Diagnosing the issue often involves checking the key's transponder, the ignition system, and the anti-theft control module.
The factory anti-theft system will only prevent the vehicle from starting when the coded keys are not present.It is not able to shut down a running vehicle.
The VATS (Vehicle Anti-Theft System) module, often referred to as BCM (Body Control Module), is designed to enhance vehicle security by preventing unauthorized engine starts. It utilizes a resistor embedded in the ignition key to communicate with the vehicle's electronic systems, ensuring that only the correct key can start the engine. If an incorrect key is detected, the BCM disables the fuel delivery or ignition system, effectively immobilizing the vehicle. This system helps reduce vehicle theft and enhances overall safety.
Did to disarm anti theft system on 98 Saab. Remote control is broken. Any suggestion?
Yes, in many vehicles, the anti-theft system can be disconnected, but doing so is not recommended as it compromises the vehicle's security. Disabling the system may involve accessing the vehicle's wiring or using specialized equipment, which can void warranties or violate local laws. If you are experiencing issues with the anti-theft system, it's best to consult a professional mechanic or the vehicle manufacturer for appropriate solutions.