GREAT JOB ,,, HOW DO I FIND THE RIGHT KEY FOR THE VEHICLE BESIDES RELYING ON THE FREQUENCY , THAT I CAN BE SURE THAT I HAVE THE RIGHT KEY . I HOPE I ASKED THE QUESTION CORRECTLY AND THANK YOU FOR THE HELP ????
And this is why nastf is going crazy. Showing the whole process, including pin code. The part of the pin code should be hidden to protect sensitive customer safety. No wonder nastf is going after aftermarket immo tools. Certain things should not be put on media platforms. But besides that, great job.
@ironcladpatriot5829 search nastf and their requirements to do any work that pertains to vehicle security and aftermarket tools. United states and canada only. Yes you need to either own your business, have a 1million insurance and where needed a locksmith license. Apply and agree to a background check, or work for someone and they have it and add you to their account with an added 100k policy and the background check.They are trying to get aftermarket tools stop doing any type of immo work even add a key or any pin code read to add any modules.
Can you imagine making time, fly to a whole state to find a city to find a car that will look like a million other and find the address just to steal this car. Dude, that's not going to even happen.
@urgencylockout obviously not. The point I was getting to is the vehicle security and manufacturers don't want that information out to the public and by showing the process just makes manufacturers change their systems and make it harder for the regular mechanic to work on cars.
