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It is similar but you have the benefit of being able to track it yourself by logging onto the internet instead of having to wait for a police department that is LoJack tracking equipped. Beware though, if your spouse knows its on your truck and you're out at the topless bars, she can hunt you down like a dog. :laugh:
hahahahaha... she'll never need to know...
where are you located at?
i got low jack on my EXs car cus we lived in so cal, well i trailered it from cali to OK when i got in it and started it to back off the trailer her cell phone rang and this guy says mrs. joslin your vehicle was just started in oklahoma she's like yea i know, okat just making sure have a good day. I was like cool **** :lol: but if you notice your car is missing you can call them and they can track it even if the car is not running.
Well, I am in Sonora Mexico right now.. getting all of the hunting stuff ready for the season..
pull the damn battery out or use a battery kill switch next time, On my old 82 chevy since im building it from ground up it will have 2 different kill switches one for the key switch and one for the electric fuel pump... Sorry about ur truck man, but remember your in MEXICO dude....
I've been 10 years around mexico, and this is the first issue I have.. other than the cops trying to rip you off everyday for... looking out of the window? wait for the stop lights to become green? LOL
You're safe...I don't know the password, but I know where your truck is 99.9% of the time. Right in the driveway!Quote:
Originally Posted by RedHeartbeat
did the 05 crewcab have Onstar? If it did then you can find where you vehicle is pretty quickly...works pretty much anywhere in the world. It will tell you if the engine is running, if a door is open, and the direction, and speed its traveling....oh and they can kill the engine
no man, it didnt have Onstar on it.. Im guessing right now, they are trowing some 40pounds weed bags on the back on the truck and in a couple of days it will be crossing up to Az HAULING A@@..