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Ghost 2 Immobiliser Installation The installation of the ghost 2 immobiliser is a quick and efficient way to secure your vehicle from theft. It is directly connected to the CAN network of your vehicle and is virtually unnoticeable. Locate a source of constant power and a point of grounding. The wires should be properly insulated to avoid electrical shorts. Stops theft The Ghost 2 Immobiliser makes use of an exclusive PIN code sequence created using the existing electronic buttons on your steering wheel and centre console to ensure that only you can start your vehicle. This means that even if thieves are able to steal your keys or hack your car's systems, they won't be able to get the vehicle to move. It's also quiet and undetectable to anyone who tries to use it therefore you can be sure that nobody will ever realize that you've added an extra layer of security. Another reason why it is so effective in stopping theft is the ability to shut down your engine, even if an intruder is able to break into. This is accomplished by using another device, the Shadow, which connects to the CAN data network in your vehicle and does not communicate over radio frequency, making it difficult for thieves to locate or alter. In addition it is possible to connect the Shadow can be connected to a tracking/paging system to allow you to keep track of your vehicle's movements. Additionally, it has an output which can be used to trigger an alarm (if authorised) when someone is trying to steal your vehicle. When working with wiring it is essential to work in an area that is well-lit. This will allow you identify the right wires and avoid any accidental short circuits or disconnections. Making sure you double-check and test the connections is essential and also protecting the wiring from the elements. It is also recommended to use cable ties to bundle and secure the wires, which will enhance their appearance and reduce the risk of them being dislodged during the operation of a vehicle. It is an excellent idea to mark the CAN H and CAN L wires with pieces of tape or labels, as misidentifying their location could result in an electric surge that could damage the immobiliser. It's also an excellent idea to test the identified power source and grounding point with a multimeter to make sure that they are providing a steady 12V supply as well as a solid grounding. Easy to use Ghost immobilisers are an excellent way to protect your vehicle from theft. It stops key cloning, ECU swapping and other security risks, and can be used with an iPhone app for easy control and monitoring. The app will also send alerts if your car is altered. The app can also help locate your vehicle in the event it is stolen. The Ghost immobiliser operates without any special equipment. It is linked to the CAN system of your vehicle, and is programmed with an individual PIN code. You can activate it by using the series button on your dashboard, steering wheel, or the WeCar application. The code has to be entered to start the engine, so that thieves cannot just turn on your vehicle and leave. Installing what is a ghost immobiliser is a straightforward process, but it's important to follow the instructions carefully to ensure a smooth integration with your vehicle's existing systems. The first step is to disconnect the battery. This will prevent an accidental airbag deployment and also ensure safety. It is also essential to work in a place that is well-lit to avoid mistakes and make precise connections. To ensure a secure, secure connection, it is essential to use connectors of high-quality or a proper soldering. The CAN H and CAN L wires are necessary to connect the Ghost immobiliser to the vehicle's wiring. Utilizing a diagram of the wiring in your vehicle, identify these wires and find a suitable place to connect them. Mark these wires with labels or tape to make them easier to recognize during installation. Once connections have been made, it's a great idea to check the immobiliser to make sure it's working correctly. It's also an excellent idea to test the Transport Mode, which disables the Ghost system and lets you temporarily disable your security features. This is particularly helpful for scenarios like vehicle transportation or servicing. This feature is particularly beneficial in the event that your vehicle is old and requires the battery to be isolated during maintenance. Low-profile Ghost immobilisers can be used to deter theft from vehicles with keyless entry. It works by intercepting the vehicle's remote control signal and constructing a barrier that thieves cannot get through it without the proper PIN code. It is a reliable and discreet method to secure your vehicle, and insurance companies even recommend it to reduce monthly premiums. It's a low-profile and hidden system that is found within your car's buttons. It does not have LED indicators, making it almost unnoticeable by thieves. The Ghost immobiliser, unlike most other security systems, is connected to the CAN data network of your vehicle, not remote control. This means that thieves will not be able to recognize or disable the device via wire cutting and is tamper-proof. This makes it more difficult for thieves to steal your car. It's also a great alternative for older cars that don't have a keyless entry system. The installation of a ghost immobiliser could be completed by an expert or you can do it yourself with the right tools and materials. You'll need a few basic hand tools and a multimeter to check electrical values, and cable ties or insulation tape to ensure your connections are secure and well-insulated. You should also remove your battery prior to starting, and make sure that the wires are neatly wrapped and insulated to avoid theft from thieves. You can request an authorised shop to install your immobiliser if you aren't confident doing it yourself. They'll take care of the entire procedure beginning with the initial inspection through to the installation. If anything goes wrong, they will offer a warranty. They'll be able to answer any questions about the immobiliser, and help you decide if it's a best option for your vehicle. The Autowatch Ghost 2 smart immobiliser is integrated directly into your car's electronic control unit. This protects against key cloning and hacking attacks that are typical in modern vehicles. It is TASSA-certified and provides the highest level of theft protection, which means you can drive safely. TASSA verified The Ghost immobiliser is one of the best ways to protect your vehicle from theft. It connects to the car's CAN data network, and uses it to stop the engine from beginning without a unique PIN code. The system is undetectable by thieves, making it a great alternative to an alarm for your car. You can alter the PIN code at any time, and only you'll know it, which will ensure your vehicle's security. Installers TASSA certified will install the Ghost system in your office or home within a couple of hours. You will also receive an emergency card, installation certificates and owner's manuals. They will also give you a a thorough demonstration of the device, and ensure that you are happy with the service before they leave. In contrast to other immobilisers, the Ghost can connect directly to the CAN data network of your vehicle. This allows it to be fitted without severing any wires. It's also extremely quiet, making it difficult to be detected by thieves. The system is programmed using a an individual, changeable PIN code that you enter using existing buttons on your dashboard or steering wheel. This blocks anyone from starting your vehicle even if they have the key fob. Remove the battery prior to installing the ghost 2 immobiliser. This will prevent any airbag deployments or short circuits in the process. Once the battery has been disconnected, you should follow the directions in the user manual to connect the immobiliser. Consult online resources to get more details specific to your particular model. Once you have completed the process, check the immobiliser to make sure that it works correctly. You can accomplish this by entering the PIN code, then trying to start the vehicle. After this, you should regularly check regularly to ensure that the immobiliser is functioning properly. This will enable you to spot any issues early and resolve them quickly.