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The Mercedes double click is specifically mentioned in the article, where someone claims a theft occurred after using it. Two questions that immediately come t
by mannykannot 7y ago
The Mercedes double click is specifically mentioned in the article, where someone claims a theft occurred after using it.
Two questions that immediately come to mind are 1) Is there feedback that the double-click was executed correctly? 2) If so, do you still get that feedback if the mechanism for disabling the keyless feature is interfered with in some way, e.g. by jamming?
- gambiting 7y agoOnce you double press the lock button, there is a red light that comes on the key and flashes twice. But the thing to remember here is that this only disables the keyless features on that key. If they had the spare key somewhere in the house and didn't double click on the spare, then the spare would have responded the the relay attack even if the main key was switched off.