Ghost Immobiliser 2

Secures your vehicle from key cloning & stopping thieves driving it with the original keys. Our latest immobiliser is connected to the CAN data network in your vehicle and a unique PIN must be entered in order to start the engine.

Contrary to trackers ghost 2 immobiliser fitting near me does not transmit any radio frequency signals and can't be detected with diagnostic tools. Ghost does not have LED indicators or buttons that would indicate its presence in your car or van.

Anti-key cloning

The Ghost immobiliser was designed to prevent key cloning. This device is connected to your vehicle's data network CAN and creates a unique pin number using the factory buttons in your dashboard and steering. This prevents thieves from being capable of starting your car. If the wrong PIN code is entered, Ghost 2 Immobiliser the engine isn't able to start, making it impossible for them to leave with your pride and joy.

Ghost immobilisers are new technology that is extremely difficult for thieves to defeat. The ghost immobiliser is different from physical deterrents like wheel locks or steering locks that can be cut, is a discreet electronic device. It can't even be recognized by thieves as it emits no radio signals and operates silently.

This next-generation immobiliser will protect your vehicle from a range of threats, including key hacking, relay attacks and copied copies. It also has the ability to stop the thief from adding a new key or replacing your ECU in the sense that it will not allow the vehicle to start without entering the correct PIN number first.

The ghost immobiliser 2, unlike other immobilisers, it does not require a remote control or key fob to operate. It can be turned off from the driver's phone with a simple application. This is a great option the time you have to give your car away for valet parking, or for maintenance without keys.

The Autowatch Ghost-II represents the latest version of the Ghost immobiliser. It was designed to be easy and convenient to use, while still being as secure as possible. This is achieved by linking the Ghost-II into the vehicle's data network CAN, which means there are no additional wires that can be hidden or easily found. It comes with built-in features that allow users to disable the Ghost-II simply by connecting to the vehicle's Bluetooth.

OBD port hacking

OBD port hacking has become the latest method used by professional car thieves. Thieves have access to your vehicle's OBD using an laptop, mobile application, and a few cables that are available online for less than PS50. Once they have access, they are able to do anything they want to do, from resetting your vehicle's fault codes, tuning your vehicle, or getting it stolen within a matter of minutes.

If you have a Ghost immobiliser fitted it can prevent your car from being stolen using this method by requiring that a unique PIN code sequence is entered into the fob of your key in order to start the engine and then drive away. It does this by communicating with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) via the CAN Data circuit and is indetectable to any scan or code grabbing technology. It also has a Service/Valet Mode that allows your vehicle to start without requiring a PIN code.

You will also need cables with OBD pins, which are connected to the CAN bus. These cables are available on Amazon/Ebay for around PS50. You will also require a cable that has OBD pins connected to CAN Bus. These cables can be purchased at Amazon or Ebay for around PS50. The next step is to connect the cable into the wire harness of your car, for example, in the radio wiring harness.

Once the hacker gains access to the OBD port on your vehicle, they will send diagnostics to the system at a high baud rate which can cause a crash to the car's CAN and prevent the systems from working. This can cause the engine to stall, doors to lock and even the brakes to be engaged.

No additional key fobs or remotes required.

The car immobiliser is a great piece of anti-theft technology that is used by billions modern vehicles across the globe. Using engine ECU software to stop cars from starting if a fake transponder signal is sent to it, an aftermarket immobiliser is a great way to protect your vehicle.

It is possible for thieves, if they know the code to deactivate an immobiliser, and bypass it. The batteries in the majority of key fobs can be removed by removing it, so a thief can make use of a simple tool to remove the immobiliser's inner circuit board and replace it with the blank. They will then be capable of starting your vehicle.

With the TASSA approved Ghost 2 immobiliser, there are no remotes or keys to be purchased. The immobiliser connects directly to the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit). This is done by a discrete and silent data loop in CAN that cannot be detected by diagnostic tools like the ones used by high-tech thieves. It also does not make use of a traditional key-fob that has LED indicators, meaning it is able to go unnoticed at a glance.

You may need to deactivate Autowatch's Ghost 2 protection at certain times, such as during valet parking or during a service. Ghost CAN immobilisers feature a mode called "Service Mode,' which you can activate by the push of a button on your phone. The car can still be operated however the maximum speed is limited to 36mph for added security.

If you'd like to know more about the TASSA accredited ghost immobiliser, contact us today to arrange a demonstration in our workshop. A member of our team will provide a full breakdown of the process and provide you with owner manuals, installation certification, Ghost 2 emergency card and a security guarantee.

Simple PIN code Change Process

Ghost is a next-generation device that secures your vehicle without cutting wires or putting in aftermarket key fobs. It connects directly to your vehicles CAN data network and a personalised PIN code is programmed into it via buttons on your steering wheel and dash. The device does not emit RF signals, therefore it is unable to be manipulated. This makes it difficult to be detected by sophisticated scans of RF and code-grabbing technologies employed by modern thieves.

The PIN code sequence can be changed whenever you want to block previous drivers and even includes an override code in the event of lost sequences. When installing, the installer will demonstrate how to do this. The system also comes with the valet mode feature that can be used to temporarily disable the pin input sequence so that your garage or mechanic can fix the car without having to know the pin code. This is ideal for customers who want to give their car for valet parking or service but don't want divulge the pin sequence.

Contrary to Thatcham products that require additional key-fobs in order to operate, Ghost is a discreet system that uses the buttons in your vehicle to create a unique and interchangeable PIN code sequence. The sequence is entered using the app on your smartphone. There are no additional LED indicators are thrown out, and your vehicle will be protected without any chance of being disabled.

Tested for each vehicle

A ghost immobiliser, unlike key fobs that require pressing buttons, is hidden under the dash or steering wheel. You won't even know it's there. The device is connected to the vehicle's CAN data network and the personalised PIN code is programmed into it using existing buttons on your vehicle. The system will not allow your car to start until the code is entered. This means that thieves cannot clone your car's existing keys or access the OBD port to hack into your vehicle.

Ghost can be utilized in all vehicles that use electric vehicles motorhomes, vans, motorhomes and bicycles. It's also extremely versatile and can be set to deactivate under different circumstances. It can be programmed to go into Valet mode, for example, when the vehicle is transferred to a valet service or parking company. This allows you to drive within a 30mph speed limit, and the ghost immobiliser will activate itself when your vehicle is returned to your home.

The device can also be reset at any time using your personal PIN code. This is beneficial in the event that you forget your code or the device ceases to function, meaning that it's effectively as good as new again.

It's also worth noting that the device is completely unnoticeable to anyone who isn't familiar with it. It does this by analyzing the buttons on your dashboard and steering wheel, and using the data they transmit to determine the button that was hit. This makes it a secure and reliable security system that can't be tampered with by jamming, RF scanning, or door lock pick sets.