The new engine shutdown and anti carjacking option with IGLA

[TReX-RAM]

Correct but there is another step that is crucial to it activating but will not put it out on here due to thieves being everywhere. The less they know the better.

Very well said.

 

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You: The less thieves know the better
Also you: I’m going to publicly post how to defeat Ravelco in 2 minutes

Psst, ravelco isn’t an anti theft and they already know how, they have known for 40 years bud. If IGLA could be defeated Especially in the matter of 1-2 minutes then I would do the same. If I didn’t then people like yourself would be the one here making a post saying “I don’t know how they stole it so fast, maybe aliens sent them some new technology because XXX is top notch and impossible to bypass”. Putting ALL the information out is needed so everyone knows that what they are being told is utter bullshit. If that is too much for you then use the ignore option because it will be the same thing everywhere I frequent.

 

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Very well said.

Thanks. Information is already out there and it actually makes no difference if they “know” because they can’t stop the activating of it once it is but they could figure a way to do carjack you and be gone before that activation.

 

[Creamsicle]

Mine does this and i got mine last year from gearhead fabrications. I don't think this is a new feature.

With the addition of a relay, my IGLA installation has also done this since day 1. It does mean that wiring was altered for installation, but IGLA does offer this core functionality by default.

For my installation, there was ZERO additional cost to have the anti-carjacking feature enabled and configured. The vehicle only shuts off when it has slowed - exactly as described in the IGLA manual. A “no cut” option does sound great…but, functionally, this new product seems redundant with what is already included with the IGLA system.

 

[TRXNUT]

With the addition of a relay, my IGLA installation has also done this since day 1. It does mean that wiring was altered for installation, but IGLA does offer this core functionality by default.

For my installation, there was ZERO additional cost to have the anti-carjacking feature enabled and configured. The vehicle only shuts off when it has slowed - exactly as described in the IGLA manual. A “no cut” option does sound great…but, functionally, this new product seems redundant with what is already included with the IGLA system.

What shop did you use to have IGLA installed?

 

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With the addition of a relay, my IGLA installation has also done this since day 1. It does mean that wiring was altered for installation, but IGLA does offer this core functionality by default.

For my installation, there was ZERO additional cost to have the anti-carjacking feature enabled and configured. The vehicle only shuts off when it has slowed - exactly as described in the IGLA manual. A “no cut” option does sound great…but, functionally, this new product seems redundant with what is already included with the IGLA system.

You are not reading what I wrote and I actually wrote it several times. Go back and read it again. You do not, and let me repeat this, do not have this option. This is a separate setup that is used in addition to IGLA and is for ALL mopars. A ram/trx is one of many and this does more than the anti carjacking feature that IGLA has when more stuff is done. The video posted is showing what it does during the anti carjacking but this does more and can be setup without IGLA, so in short, no you do not have this

 

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Like I have said, you do not have this option on your vehicles, there are maybe 5 with it in the world because this is not an IGLA option. Wrangler models do not lock shifter like almost all mopars that have IGLA compatibility with a number of extra steps. This stops all of that with forced shutdown if the shifter is moved, anti carjacking is activated and can technically be remotely shutdown without IGLA even being on the vehicle. No it will not be installed that way because of safety and it being illegal and if you want I can do it on my SRT Jeep and show it not being a part of IGLA, it is something that uses IGLA and its accelerometers to make it safer to use. You have a cut circuit wired in anti carjacking option through IGLA settings. This is what I do and I think I do it pretty well so telling me how IGLA and compustar is installed is mind blowing

 

[Creamsicle]

What shop did you use to have IGLA installed?

Lockdown Security n Markham, ON

 

[Creamsicle]

Not the first time I have posted this but, despite what some forum members adamantly insist upon, here is a video I shot last winter after this same discussion came up and some people insisted that IGLA Anti-Carjacking mode didn’t work/wasn’t possible.

Works great here - as does the phone app. No bias, no axe to grind, no profit motive…just fact that is easily observed.

 

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Not the first time I have posted this but, despite what some forum members adamantly insist upon, here is a video I shot last winter after this same discussion came up and some people insisted that IGLA Anti-Carjacking mode didn’t work/wasn’t possible.

Works great here - as does the phone app. No bias, no axe to grind, no profit motive…just fact that is easily observed.

Ok, for the 11th time, hopefully you can read it and comprehend it this time around. It is possible, its done on mopars and is NOT THE SAME THING THAT I POSTED. Hopefully you caught it that time. What I posted is added to IGLA, that means its not IGLA and does more that what you posted and does what you posted without going and cutting circuits to do so. It has been said several times and honestly I’m not sure how you read it 4 times in the last 10 comments and haven’t figured it out. Not trying to be a dick but holy shit .THIS CAN BE USED WITHOUT IGLA. Just to show you I will go wire up mine to do remote shutoff and have IGLA in service mode.

 

[Creamsicle]

The thread title mentions IGLA. It implies that the system could/should be added to a vehicle “with IGLA”. Logic then suggests that you are marketing this solution to users “with IGLA”.

Why would someone pay additional money to add a feature that their system already has embedded?

As stated in my first reply in this thread, I agree that there is marginal advantage to not having to cut a wire and install a relay but the relay solution is really not complicated, risky, or invasive.

 

[Creamsicle]

Anti carjacking activates automatically if forced out of your vehicle or you exit while running. It then requires the pin only (cellphone app and Bluetooth IGLA fob is ignored just in case its in the vehicle when carjacked ect) after about 300 yards so you and the occupants can safely get away. If the pin isn’t put in it will shutdown when safe speed is achieved, 30mph and under. This is an automatic thing and is controlled by letting you know to put the pin in when activated by flashing hazards and then it speeds up after the first 300 yard flashing.

How is this product description any different from the integrated IGLA anti-carjacking mode?

Here is a copy/paste from the IGLA manual - looks a lot like the paragraph you wrote above:

”Anti-carjacking
The feature is designed to prevent theft by means of force or intimidation. In case of carjacking, IGLA ALARM will block the engine once the car is at a safe distance from the owner (about 300-500 m).”

 

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The thread title mentions IGLA. It implies that the system could/should be added to a vehicle “with IGLA”. Logic then suggests that you are marketing this solution to users “with IGLA”.

Why would someone pay additional money to add a feature that their system already has embedded?

As stated in my first reply in this thread, I agree that there is marginal advantage to not having to cut a wire and install a relay but the relay solution is really not complicated, risky, or invasive.

It says several times its not IGLA and accommodates IGLA. I see your just here to try and throw assumptions and not actually read it all. You do not have this and as stated its for all mopars and does more than carjacking mode considering it forces shutdown with anti carjacking off enjoy the rest of your day

 

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How is this product description any different from the integrated IGLA anti-carjacking mode?

Here is a copy/paste from the IGLA manual - looks a lot like the paragraph you wrote above:

”Anti-carjacking
The feature is designed to prevent theft by means of force or intimidation. In case of carjacking, IGLA ALARM will block the engine once the car is at a safe distance from the owner (about 300-500 m).”

Once again you are incorrect. The anti carjacking is not available on all vehicles. Some like almost every Mopar requires extra stuff to make it happen and cuts circuits like I have said 2 dozen times, maybe you missed it. Some vehicles like toyota, lexus, infiniti, nissan ect have shutdown over can and lin bus MOPAR DOES NOT, catch it that time. The manual is a generic “what it does” and doesn’t apply to every vehicle.

 

[TRXNUT]

Lockdown Security n Markham, ON

I had Ron and Dave at Car Systems Installation in North York do mine.

 

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I had Ron and Dave at Car Systems Installation in North York do mine.

Ronen is good people

 

[TRXNUT]

Ronen is good people

Yes he is! So is his other staff members. Great place, I 100% recommend them!!

 

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Yes he is! So is his other staff members. Great place, I 100% recommend them!!

Haven’t met the others, I talk to Ronen a bunch, we were talking yesterday actually. The fast accent gets me everytime

 

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How is this product description any different from the integrated IGLA anti-carjacking mode?

Here is a copy/paste from the IGLA manual - looks a lot like the paragraph you wrote above:

”Anti-carjacking
The feature is designed to prevent theft by means of force or intimidation. In case of carjacking, IGLA ALARM will block the engine once the car is at a safe distance from the owner (about 300-500 m).”

As stated, you do not have this option, as you can see IGLA was placed into service mode, that means IGLA is temporarily turned off. Remote shutdown using drone app…

 

[RedEyeTRX]

Sounds pretty slick and will be one of the next steps to keep up with and try to stay ahead of these thieves. I'm glad you aren't sitting idle with the product offered. I was just reading that the mayor of Denver had his car stolen recently. Not sure what it was but that's neither here nor there. Dug into that a little bit and last year in Denver alone there was an average of 39 vehicles stolen every day. Not even near a port. I'm sure the stats include a few junkers but still, kind of blows my mind. Anyhow, keep up the good work sir you are truly appreciated.

Yes sir.....Mayor did have his car stolen and Denver is #1 in per capita auto thefts.
All those wonderful "soft on crime" policies......from the politicians who claim criminals are only "bad" because society (we) failed them !
Thats why I have bought a house in FL and sold the CO house and only keep a business office in CO now.