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Frankly I'm surprised he didn't get in touch with the car manufacturers. I mean, that's the device that was having issues! GM, Ford, Toyota, etc would have tro
by riskable 7y ago
Frankly I'm surprised he didn't get in touch with the car manufacturers. I mean, that's the device that was having issues!
GM, Ford, Toyota, etc would have troubleshooting guides at the very least but I wouldn't be surprised if they were able to narrow it down pretty quickly with a simple phone call...
"Well the fobs work on the 315Mhz spectrum. So I'd start by looking for devices transmitting on that frequency."
If they did contact the car manufacturers and they didn't give him this basic advice then shame on them.
- toyg 7y agoYou have a very high opinion of car manufacturers. To be blunt, once a car rolls off the dealer lot, they don’t care. If it’s so bad that experts are really required, you take the car to them, they run through checklists, done. I would bet good money that most garages don’t employ anyone who knows what a Mhz spectrum is, let alone what the fobs use.
- megaremote 7y agoCar manufacturers: Is it killing more than a 1000 people? Nah, we don't care.