"Superlocking" not invincible... :(
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11-11-2007, 02:48 PM
"Superlocking" not invincible... :(
My Range Rover was broken into late last night. The culprit shattered the front passenger window, and the rear hatch window. I felt overly safe about the car being secure because of Land Rover's superlocking feauture, but that doesn't mean anything if they burst through your window. They stole a Sony computer, MP3 player, and a freshly drycleaned suit. Definately not a good night for me, but it could've been worse...
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11-11-2007, 05:10 PM
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RE: "Superlocking" not invincible... :(
ORIGINAL: bavarian_range89
My Range Rover was broken into late last night. The culprit shattered the front passenger window, and the rear hatch window. I felt overly safe about the car being secure because of Land Rover's superlocking feauture, but that doesn't mean anything if they burst through your window. They stole a Sony computer, MP3 player, and a freshly drycleaned suit. Definately not a good night for me, but it could've been worse...
My Range Rover was broken into late last night. The culprit shattered the front passenger window, and the rear hatch window. I felt overly safe about the car being secure because of Land Rover's superlocking feauture, but that doesn't mean anything if they burst through your window. They stole a Sony computer, MP3 player, and a freshly drycleaned suit. Definately not a good night for me, but it could've been worse...
Superlocking disengaes the starter and prevents somone from stealing your car. It can't prevent someone from breaking into the car.
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11-14-2007, 03:07 AM
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11-14-2007, 03:18 PM
RE: "Superlocking" not invincible... :(
Yes that's exactly right, I realize the functions of superlocking. The whole point of this post was just to say I felt overly secure because of the feature, and if anyone else felt this way, then don't forget that nothing can prevent someone from shattering your window, and taking whatever they please.
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11-14-2007, 03:21 PM
RE: "Superlocking" not invincible... :(
Yes, I'm sure the superlocking was set, because I made a point to do so because I knew I had left my bookbag in the rear cargo area. I'm pretty sure the alarm didn't go off, but when I unlocked the doors the lights seemed to flash for a few extra cycles after unlocking it.
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12-28-2007, 08:41 PM
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RE: "Superlocking" not invincible... :(
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THE SORRY *** FACTORY ALARM ONLY GOES OFF IF THE DOORS OPEN. THERE IS NO ACCOUSTIC ALARM SENSOR I DONT THINK. MY DISCO GOT BROKEN INTO AND I HAD THE SUPERLOCK ON. THEY CLIMBER IN MY CAR AFTER SMASHING MY PASSENGER WINDOW.
THE SORRY *** FACTORY ALARM ONLY GOES OFF IF THE DOORS OPEN. THERE IS NO ACCOUSTIC ALARM SENSOR I DONT THINK. MY DISCO GOT BROKEN INTO AND I HAD THE SUPERLOCK ON. THEY CLIMBER IN MY CAR AFTER SMASHING MY PASSENGER WINDOW.
Federal and state laws have limited the db. level of an inside alarm to the point no one installs them any more.
Rover is one of only a couple companys dead bolts their doors when super lock is set, along with the ultra sonic and the disabled engine, you won't ever have your truck stolen. How cares about some broken glass, nothing is going to stop that.
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