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Would it be possible, that the order of actions was actually different? The thief first pushed thin tools through the door gasketing and actually cut the wires
by vanous 8y ago
Would it be possible, that the order of actions was actually different? The thief first pushed thin tools through the door gasketing and actually cut the wires from the outside. Not sure how well and how successfully, but i actually presume that this wasn't as good cut as they tried to achieve. Then, they tried to break the window and continue with the theft, but the system reported them too fast anyways...?
- mrooding 8y agoI doubt that this is what happened. I'd like to see someone remove the jamb cover from the outside and also cut the loom from the outside. Not sure what kind of tool would be able to fit through the door and do these things. You can clearly see on the third image that they forcefully removed the cover with a screw driver or something else since it's completely bent
- Cthulhu_ 8y agoThe author also mentions that these cars have radar and air pressure sensors - I don't know how accurate these are, but forcing something through the gasketing could cause a change in air pressure enough for it to trigger.