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So there you are. I am neophyte on Lightening but will get better once I take delivery (hopefully before end of May with a 4/10/23 production date).
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It's worth the wait!So there you are. I am neophyte on Lightening but will get better once I take delivery (hopefully before end of May with a 4/10/23 production date).
Hmm, I wonder how many of us have that under our dash. I would imagine a lot of dealers do it. Where did you buy from in Texas?I just spoke to my salesman. He said they put them on all cars the moment they're delivered.
You should tell him to at least have the people installing them make sure they are more secure. Having the unit fall under the brake pedal could be dangerous.I just spoke to my salesman. He said they put them on all cars the moment they're delivered. It's used with a dealership account to help track stolen vehicles. Then when the vehicle is sold, it can be part of a dealer add-on package, but if the customer declines, then they simply don't activate the customer Lo-Jack account. I have no clue if the dealership account can still track the GPS device at that point, but now that I've taken it off, it's no longer a concern.
You should also tell them to clearly state to their customers what they have done to their truck.You should tell him to at least have the people installing them make sure they are more secure. Having the unit fall under the brake pedal could be dangerous.
ThisYou should also tell them to clearly state to their customers what they have done to their truck.
Having someone else be able to track my vehicle, at will, without my permission would piss me off.