Epiphany
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I'm not going around fear mongering others on the future, especially when there is no evidence of a future that dark
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I'm not going around fear mongering others on the future, especially when there is no evidence of a future that dark
Because of the possibility manufacturer apps accessing personal data on a phone, I am planning to use a "virgin" simless phone for those apps. That phone can get whatever internet it needs via wi-fi from the real phone's hot-spot.
Yes, that's the one. Pull the power/data harness as well as the 2 coaxial leads. Technically, just pulling the data/power harness will get the job done, but why not since you are there.I know this is a GT500 thread, but I have a '22 GT and was wondering if anyone can tell me if the module in the pic below is the correct one. If it is, which of the three connectors get disconnected. The second picture shows better the orientation of the module in front of the left rear taillight.![]()
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Yes, that's it. I pulled all wires that I could, and also pulled the fuse. No issues whatsoever. If you get into the software and try to access the modem you'll see a message stating that it's unavailble.I know this is a GT500 thread, but I have a '22 GT and was wondering if anyone can tell me if the module in the pic below is the correct one. If it is, which of the three connectors get disconnected. The second picture shows better the orientation of the module in front of the left rear taillight.![]()
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people can do that anytime they want but they don't because nobody wants that shit.The bigger picture is to eliminate capitalism altogether. Read the Communist Mainifesto. Some will call me a crazy hippie, but just wait. The writing is on the wall.
I disconnected all three connectors and removed #8 fuse and all functions on my key fob work fine and car starts and runs.i disconnected that stuff and my key was no longer detected. (22 GT). anybody else?
people can do that anytime they want but they don't because nobody wants that shit.
No need to remove the fuse. By pulling the power/data harness, you have completely disabled the module.I disconnected all three connectors and removed #8 fuse and all functions on my key fob work fine and car starts and runs.
hmm i was doing some other stuff at the time maybe i unhooked something else by mistake.I disconnected all three connectors and removed #8 fuse and all functions on my key fob work fine and car starts and runs.