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Ghost 2 Immobiliser Installation The ghost 2 immobiliser installation is a simple and effective way to protect your car from theft. It is directly connected to the vehicle's CAN data networks and is virtually unnoticeable. First, determine a constant power source and an earthing point. These wires must be properly insulated to avoid electrical shorts. The prevention of theft The Ghost 2 Immobiliser creates an unique PIN code that is entered using the electronic buttons on your steering wheel or the centre console. This ensures that only you will be capable of starting your vehicle. Even if thieves were able to copy your keys or hack your car's security system it will not be able start the vehicle. It is also completely silent and undetectable by anyone who tests it and you can be assured that no one else will know that you've added a new layer to security. Another reason it is so effective in stopping theft is its ability to stop your engine from running, even if a burglar has managed to get in. This is accomplished by using a secondary device called the Shadow which is connected to your car's CAN data system and doesn't communicate via radio frequency, making it difficult for thieves to locate or tamper with. Additionally it is possible to connect the Shadow is able to be connected to a tracking/paging device to enable you to track the movements of your vehicle, and it has an output that can trigger the siren (if authorized) when someone is attempting to steal the vehicle. It is crucial to work in a well-lit space when working with wiring, to aid in identifying the correct wires and prevent any accidental short circuits or disconnections. Double-checking and testing the connections is crucial, as well as protecting the wiring from the elements. It is also recommended to use cable ties to bundle and secure the wires, which will enhance their appearance and reduce the possibility of them getting ripped off in the course of vehicle operation. It is also a great idea to mark the CAN L and H wires with labels or tape. An incorrect identification of their location could result in a surge of power that damages the immobiliser. It's also an excellent idea to test the identified power source and grounding point using a multimeter to ensure that they are providing a steady 12V power supply and a stable grounding. Easy to use A ghost immobiliser is a great way to keep your vehicle safe from theft. It can be connected with an iPhone application to make it easy to manage and monitoring. The app will send alerts in the event that your vehicle has been tampered with. It will also assist you to locate your vehicle in the event of theft. The Ghost immobiliser can be operated without any special equipment. It's connected to your vehicle's CAN system and is programmed with a unique PIN code you choose. It can be activated by pressing the series of buttons on your dashboard, steering wheel or the WeCar app. The unique code must be entered before the engine will start, so thieves can't simply turn off your car and drive off. Installing a ghost immobiliser is simple, but it is important to follow the steps carefully to ensure that it is a seamless integration with your vehicle's existing systems. The first step is disconnection of the battery. This will prevent airbag deployment and ensure security. It is also essential to work in a place which is well-lit in order to avoid making mistakes and to make precise connections. It is also essential to employ proper soldering techniques or high-quality connectors to ensure a solid and reliable connection. The CAN H and L wires are necessary for connecting the Ghost immobiliser to the wiring of your vehicle. Use a wiring diagram identify the wires. Then, find the best place to connect them. It's also helpful to label these wires using labels or tape so that you can easily identify them when you install. It's a great idea to test your immobiliser once the connections are made to ensure that it is working as intended. It is also advisable to test the Transport Mode which disables the Ghost System and allows you to temporarily disable your security functions. This is especially helpful in scenarios such as vehicle transportation or service. This feature is particularly beneficial for older vehicle that needs its battery to be isolated for servicing. Low-profile A ghost immobiliser is an ideal solution to prevent theft in keyless entry vehicles and vans. It works by intercepting the vehicle's remote control signal and creating a barrier so that thieves cannot get through it without the correct PIN code. It's a discreet and reliable method of protecting your vehicle and is recommended by insurance companies to lower monthly premiums. It is a low-profile, hidden system that can be located in your car's buttons. Ghost 2 immobiliser doesn't feature LED indicators and is therefore almost unnoticeable by thieves. The Ghost immobiliser, unlike most other security systems, is connected to the CAN data network of your vehicle instead of remote control. This means that thieves won't be able to recognize or disable the device by wire cutting, and it's tamper-proof. This makes it more difficult to steal your vehicle, and it's also a great option for older vehicles that aren't fitted with a modern keyless entry system. The installation of a ghost immobiliser could be handled by professionals or you can do it yourself using the right tools and materials. You'll require basic hand tools and a multimeter to check electrical values, and cable ties or insulation tape to ensure your connections are well-insulated and secure. Before you start your engine, disconnect your battery and be sure that all wiring is securely connected. This will stop thieves from tampering. If you're not confident in doing your own immobiliser installation, you can find an auto shop near you to complete the task for you. They'll take care of everything from the initial inspection all the way to installing the unit, and they'll offer a guarantee if something goes wrong. They can answer any questions regarding the immobiliser and help you decide if it's a best option for your vehicle. The Autowatch Ghost 2 smart immobiliser integrates directly into your car's electronic control unit. This can protect you from key cloning and hacking attacks that are common in modern automobiles. It is TASSA-certified and provides the highest level of theft protection, which means you can drive safely. TASSA verified The Ghost immobiliser system is among the most effective ways to safeguard your car from theft. It connects to the car's CAN data network and uses it to stop the engine from being started without a unique pin code. The system isn't able to be detected by thieves and is a fantastic alternative to car alarms. You can change your PIN code at anytime and only you will know. This ensures the security of your vehicle. A TASSA certified installer will complete the installation of the Ghost system in a couple of hours at your home or place of work. You will also receive an emergency card, installation certificate and owner's manuals. They will also provide you with a an extensive demonstration of the device, and ensure that you are completely satisfied with their service before they leave. The Ghost unlike other immobilisers is able connect directly to the CAN data network of your vehicle. This allows it to be installed without cutting any wires. It's also quiet, making it hard to detect by thieves. The system is programmed with an unique, changeable PIN code that you enter using existing buttons on your dashboard or steering wheel. This prevents anyone else from starting your car even if they have your key fobs. Disconnect the battery before you begin installing an immobiliser ghost 2. This will stop accidental airbag deployments or short circuits. After the battery is disconnected, it's important to adhere to the user's manual's instructions to connect the immobiliser. You should also consult online resources for additional guidance specific to your car's model. Upon completion, you should check the immobiliser to make sure that it works properly. Enter the PIN code into the vehicle and attempt to start it. Then, you must conduct regular checks on the immobiliser to make sure it's functioning properly. This will help you spot any issues early so you can address them quickly.