beating a dead horse question: theftlock---sorry!
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What year did they switch or how can you tell if a radio is Theftlock I or Theftlock II? Im betting all 1.5 DIN are Theftlock I and then they switched when they went to double DIN but thats a just a hunch and I wanted to make sure before I bought one online.
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I've never heard of Theftlock I & II (there's PassKey I, II, and III - versions of the VATS system). The Theftlock in 1.5 DIN head units is based on a customer selected and entered lock code of four digits. Newer double DIN factory units have a security system (I didn't think it was called Theftlock) that has internal circuitry that checks the serial number against Class 2 data it receives from the PCM - no customer interaction is necessary.
If you are looking to buy a factory 1.5 DIN head unit then you don't have to worry about it having anything more complex than what's described in the Monsoon FAQ sticky.
If you are looking to buy a factory 1.5 DIN head unit then you don't have to worry about it having anything more complex than what's described in the Monsoon FAQ sticky.
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Sweet, thanks. Yeah I was refering to the vin coding and what I had read called that Theftlock II but he thought it was a year model thing. Anyways Im all cleared up now, thanks again.