Ghost Immobiliser 2

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

Ghost, unlike trackers, does not emit radio frequency signals, and therefore cannot be identified by diagnostic tools. Also, it doesn't have any LED indicators or buttons giving away its presence within your van or car.

Anti-key Cloning

The ghost immobiliser has been designed to stop key cloning and hacking. This device connects with your vehicle's data network CAN, and creates an unique pin code using the factory buttons in your dashboard and steering. This stops the thief from being able to start your car. If the wrong PIN is entered, it will prevent the engine from starting, making it impossible to leave with your joy and pride.

A ghost immobiliser uses a new technology which is very 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 discrete electronic device. It's not even identified by thieves since it does not emit radio signals and functions in a quiet manner.

This next-generation immobiliser can protect your car against a variety of threats, including key-hacking relay attacks, key-hacking, and copied copies. It also stops the thief from adding a key or replacing your ECU as it won't allow them to start the vehicle without entering the correct PIN code.

The ghost immobiliser 2, unlike other immobilisers, does not require a remote control or key fob to operate. It can be turned off by the driver's smartphone by using a simple app. This is perfect for the time you have to give your car to valet parking, or for maintenance without keys.

The Autowatch Ghost-II represents the latest evolution of Ghost's immobiliser. It is designed to be as easy and convenient to use as possible, but remains as secure as ever. This is accomplished by connecting the Ghost-II into the vehicle's data network CAN, which means there are no additional wires to hide or easily identified. It also comes with an integrated feature that allows you to disable your ghost immobiliser cost-II by connecting to the vehicle's Bluetooth and you'll be able to get in and drive, hassle free.

OBD port hacking

OBD port hacking is the latest method used by professional car thieves. Thieves can gain access to your vehicle's OBD with an laptop, mobile application, and a few cables that can be purchased online for less than PS50. Once they have access to your vehicle's OBD port, they are able to do whatever they want, from changing fault codes and tuning your vehicle to taking your joy and pride away in under a minute.

If you have a Ghost immobiliser, 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 drive away. It does this by interacting with the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit) on the CAN Data circuit and is indetectable to any code grabbing or RF scanning technology. It also includes a Service/Valet mode that will allow your vehicle to be started without the need for a PIN code.

You'll also require a cable with OBD pins, which are connected to the CAN bus. These cables are available on Amazon/Ebay for around PS50. You'll also require a cable with OBD pins that connect to the CAN bus. These can be found on Amazon/Ebay for about PS50. You then need to splice the cable into the wire harness of your vehicle for example, in the radio wiring harness.

Once the hacker has a connection to your vehicle's OBD port, they can send diagnostics to the system at a high baud rate that can crash the CAN, and prevent systems within your car from working. This could cause the engine to stall or even lock doors, and even the brakes to engage.

There is no need for additional remotes or key fobs

The car immobiliser is a fantastic piece of anti-theft technology utilized by millions of modern cars all over the world. Utilizing engine ECU software to prevent cars from beginning if a false transponder signal is transmitted to it, an aftermarket immobiliser is a great way to protect your vehicle.

However, it can be easy for a thief to get around an immobiliser system if they have access to the code that allows them to disable it. A thief could easily remove the battery from many key fobs by squeezing them open. They can then use an easy tool to remove the internal circuit board from an immobiliser and replace it with a blank. Then, they will be able to start your vehicle.

The TASSA approved Ghost 2 is an immobiliser that does not require any additional keys or remotes. The immobiliser is directly connected to the vehicle's ECU (Engine Control Unit). This is accomplished via a discrete, quiet data loop in the CAN which cannot be detected by diagnostic tools like the ones used by high-tech thieves. It also does not use a traditional key-fob with LED indicators, which means it's not visible at a glance.

You may need to deactivate Autowatch's Ghost 2 automatic protection at times, such as during valet parking or a service job. Ghost CAN immobilisers feature a mode called "Service Mode that you can activate by just a click of a phone button. The car is still operable however the maximum speed is limited to 36mph.

If you'd like to learn more about the TASSA accredited ghost immobiliser, call us today to book an appointment in our workshop. A member of our team will explain the process and will give you a Ghost 2 emergency card, installation certificate, and security assurance.

Simple PIN code change process

Ghost is the next-generation device that protects your vehicle without cutting wires or installing aftermarket key fobs. It is directly connected to the vehicle's CAN data network, and a personalised PIN code is programmed in it by pressing buttons on your steering wheel and dash. The device does not emit RF signals, so it is unable to be manipulated. This makes it unrecognisable by sophisticated scanning or code grabbing technologies that modern thieves use.

The PIN code sequence can be changed whenever you want to lock out previous drivers. It even comes with an override code incase of a sequence that is not remembered. During installation the installer will show how to do this. The system also comes with a valet mode feature which can be used to temporarily disable the pin input sequence to allow your garage or mechanic can service the vehicle without needing to know the code. This is great for customers who want to hand over their vehicle for valet parking or service, but still don't want to divulge the PIN sequence.

Ghost is a discrete system that uses the buttons on your car to create an individual and interchangeable PIN sequence. The sequence is entered using the app on your smartphone. No extra LED indicators are thrown, and your car is secured without possibility of being disabled.

Every vehicle is tested

A ghost immobiliser, in contrast to key fobs which require you to press buttons, is discreetly placed under the dash or on the steering wheel. Only you will know it's there. The device is connected to the CAN network of your vehicle and a PIN number can be programmed using the buttons on your car. The system won't permit your vehicle to start until this code is entered. This means that thieves are unable to duplicate your keys or access the OBD port to hack your vehicle.

Ghost can be fitted in all vehicles, including electric cars, motorhomes, vans and bicycles. It's also extremely flexible and can be programmed to shut down in a variety of situations. For instance, it can be set to enter Valet mode when the vehicle is taken to a valet park or a service provider. This means that your vehicle can be operated within a set 30mph speed limit and the audi rs6 ghost installer, Blogbright explains, immobiliser will reactivate itself once it is returned to your home.

Another excellent feature is that the device can be reset to your personal PIN code at any time. This is great if you lose the code or when the device ceases to function.

It is also unnoticed by anyone who doesn't know about it is. It works by running through existing buttons on your car's dashboard and steering wheel and uses the data they send to identify which button has been hit. This makes it a secure and solid security system that is not able to be manipulated by RF scanning or jamming, or even a door lock pick set.