Aftermarket Security Modules: Yay or Nay?

If your vehicle comes equipped with KEaS (Keyless Entry & Start), it is absolutely a more secure security system than any aftermarket module could ever be.. unless you work for Tesla or NASA.. :)
BUT! ..if you absolutely must install one of these units, please get it done right, as vehicle fires are no fun.

[@christineojunga6087]

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[@petermbelle3356]

I think the whole idea is not really to secure the vehicle a whole 100% but just to delay the process of stealing it. In most cases even the car thieves are also afraid of getting caught some they don't get enough time to disable the after market security modules.

[@mistalobsta]

My most recent record stands at 43 seconds to disable most chwi-chwi modules and start the vehicle even without being told where the cut-outs are. Furthermore, how many times do you see vehicles parked in public having their alarms going off and wailing endlessly (even with suspicious burly men standing around) and yet no one does anything..? It's a simple case of the boy who cried wolf. People stop listening.. :)

[@mrnjiru]

Hi,thanks for the enlightenment...my comment is not related to this video,it's more of a question actually.Do you have an idea of how to change language (Japanese to English) in a Honda fit hybrid 2013 info screen on the cluster?

[@Anthony_8]

Kenyan insurance requirement = fuga fuga= chwi chwi. Unfortunately