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I work on cars as a hobby. Many newer cars are so intergrated and removing the radio/cellular system would render the car inoperable. This is not hyperbole, I h
by porkbeer 3y ago
I work on cars as a hobby. Many newer cars are so intergrated and removing the radio/cellular system would render the car inoperable. This is not hyperbole, I have tried doing exactly this on a few newer cars. I was able to make one work by spoofing the device on canbus(non trivial), but the other I was not. Most cars would require rewiring to use a stand-alone ecu at a minimum, and that will leave you without a working stock dashboard, and/or in some cases no lights at all, no locks, no windows.
- monocasa 3y agoCan you find and snip the antennas?
- 14 3y agoOr a jamming device, typically illegal in a lot of places so ultra low power and placed directly beside the antenna perhaps.
- spiderice 3y ago> would render the car inoperable. This is not hyperbole Which model(s)?
- drdaeman 3y agoPlease consider publishing your research. No matter the model, I think a lot of people (myself included) would be interested in reading and learning more about how modern cars work.