JUST STOLEN: Black Scorpio from NOIDA (DL 4C NB 3361)

nickatnite · 31st October 2008, 00:59

DryIce

I'm curious to know how your experiance in dealing with the police and Insurance guys has been. Any updates?. I do hope you get your car back. Good luck!.

sureshkishore · 31st October 2008, 09:06

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Originally Posted by SLK

Yes, I meant the immobiliser.

All the after market immobilisers can be removed! so why not this one, couldn't be very different!

Isnt the immobiliser unit integrated with the ECM? Which would require the replacement of the ECM as well for uninstalling it.

dadu · 31st October 2008, 09:56

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Originally Posted by sureshkishore

Isnt the immobiliser unit integrated with the ECM? Which would require the replacement of the ECM as well for uninstalling it.

Factory fitted Immobilizers are integrated with the ECU/ ECM, even the arming/ disarming record is kept in the ECU, i.e. if you take the battery out, it will still remember the last active position.

Dry Ice · 31st October 2008, 18:56

Thanks fellows for your support. After reading all the posts, one thing that I can be sure about is that this thread WILL prove to be beneficial to new Scorpio owners regarding what to fit and how to secure the car.

A few interesting things I came upon while browsing the thread, Sudev mentioned something about a Tracking system, I would be really thankful if you could provide the details about price, dealers and the features.

I came upon something similar while searching on the net. Try googling "amasaki" and visit the intial links. Dealer is located in JanakPuri District center. Though I am yet to inquire from them directly but some more research revealed the setup costs about 12-14k.

As for the progress, the cops really are on their toes for this one. The reasons and details I will put up as soon as the car is recovered or a "non-traceable" certificate is issued.

raj_5004 · 31st October 2008, 19:02

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Originally Posted by sureshkishore

Isnt the immobiliser unit integrated with the ECM? Which would require the replacement of the ECM as well for uninstalling it.

yes, even i fell its integrated with the ECM and hence not so easy to tamper with...

HotChillyPepper · 1st November 2008, 09:46

Normally ISU (Integrated Switching Unit) is the one doing the job. But will get assistance from ECU to execute the commands like Opening (Open Circuit) the injector etc. So vehicle wont start. Even if someone Smart enough to tamper with ISU, ECU can find out a possible intrusion.

I don't think thieves in India are that smart. What they normally do is:
Don't touch any parts having a Alarm sensor. For example, they will remove the quarter glass and then lower down one glass through that. Get inside the vehicle through the window glass and close it from inside for preventing people outside seeing him.

31st October 2008, 00:59	#61
nickatnite Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: NYC/MAA Posts: 1,430 Thanked: 603 Times	DryIce I'm curious to know how your experiance in dealing with the police and Insurance guys has been. Any updates?. I do hope you get your car back. Good luck!.
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31st October 2008, 18:56	#64
Dry Ice Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: -- Posts: 3,552 Thanked: 7,260 Times	Thanks fellows for your support. After reading all the posts, one thing that I can be sure about is that this thread WILL prove to be beneficial to new Scorpio owners regarding what to fit and how to secure the car. A few interesting things I came upon while browsing the thread, Sudev mentioned something about a Tracking system, I would be really thankful if you could provide the details about price, dealers and the features. I came upon something similar while searching on the net. Try googling "amasaki" and visit the intial links. Dealer is located in JanakPuri District center. Though I am yet to inquire from them directly but some more research revealed the setup costs about 12-14k. As for the progress, the cops really are on their toes for this one. The reasons and details I will put up as soon as the car is recovered or a "non-traceable" certificate is issued.
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1st November 2008, 09:46	#66
HotChillyPepper BHPian Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Bang_a_lore Posts: 628 Thanked: 289 Times View My Garage	Normally ISU (Integrated Switching Unit) is the one doing the job. But will get assistance from ECU to execute the commands like Opening (Open Circuit) the injector etc. So vehicle wont start. Even if someone Smart enough to tamper with ISU, ECU can find out a possible intrusion. I don't think thieves in India are that smart. What they normally do is: Don't touch any parts having a Alarm sensor. For example, they will remove the quarter glass and then lower down one glass through that. Get inside the vehicle through the window glass and close it from inside for preventing people outside seeing him.
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