According to many experts, a screwdriver in the ignition of a car can take it remotely started. This is an alarming discovery made after a spate of car thefts in which the thieves used screwdrivers to start the cars and then took off. The reason for this is that cars have immobilizer systems that are designed to prevent people from starting the engine without the correct key. However, with a screwdriver in the ignition, the system is circumvented and the car can be started. This is a serious security issue and one that needs to be addressed as soon as possible. Not only is it dangerous for drivers, but it’s also dangerous for thieves, who may get caught if their scheme fails. If you own a car, make sure to keep your keys locked away and out of reach of thieves.
What is a remote starter?
A remote starter is a device that allows someone to start a car remotely from a distance. It is an essential tool for people who live in apartments or offices and don’t have access to parking lots. The remote starter can also be used by drivers who are not physically able to start their cars.
How does a remote starter work?
When you want to start your car remotely, there are a few things you need to do. The first is to find your car’s remote starter system. It may be under the hood or near the key fob. If it’s under the hood, you’ll need to remove the cover. There may also be a screws or bolts holding it in place so be careful not to lose them. Once you have the cover off, locate the remote starter system and plug it into an outlet. Next, connect the red wire from your battery to one of the terminal on the remote starter system and connect the black wire from your battery to another terminal on the remote starter system. Finally, connect your keyfob or car key to the third terminal on the remote starter system. You’re ready to start your car! To start your car with the button on the keyfob, press and hold down on the button until it starts. To start your car with just a press of the button, hold down on it for two seconds until it starts.
What are the benefits of using a remote starter?
The benefits of using a remote starter are innumerable. Here are just a few:
-You don’t have to worry about starting your car in an emergency.
-You can enjoy the peace of mind that comes with knowing your car is always ready when you need it.
-It’s much easier on your battery than having to crank the engine every time you want to go out.
-A remote starter can save you money in the long run because you won’t have to replace your car’s battery as often.
How to install a remote starter in your car
If you own a car with a remote starter, the installation process is very simple. The remote starter uses a small screwdriver to turn the engine on. You will need to unscrew the two screws holding the starter in place and remove it. Then, simply attach the new remote starter by screwing it into place. Make sure that the batteries are fully charged before installing the new unit.
What are the risks of using a remote starter?
Many people believe that using a remote starter is safe because it does not require them to be physically close to the car. However, there are risks associated with using a remote starter. One of the most common risks is getting stuck in between the car and the remote starter device. If this happens, there is a higher risk of being severely injured. Additionally, if the battery in the remote starter device dies, it could take down the whole system.
Conclusion
Yes, a screwdriver in the ignition can take a remote started car. All you need to do is make sure the screwdriver has an appropriately sized Torx head (T-6, T-8, or T-10) and that the head of the screwdriver is set into the keyway of the Ignition switch. Turn the key to on position and push down on the screwdriver so that it engages with the lug nut. Once engaged, turn your wrist so that you can rotate the blade around its axis. This will start your car!