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  • Rob H.
    Very Frequent User
    • April 30, 2006
    • 121

    Lo-Jack

    I am considering purchasing the "Lo-Jack" car security system for my '69 L36, and was curious about to what the other members thought of it?

    I really appreciate any information -

    Best,
    Rob
  • Donald B.
    Expired
    • May 31, 2004
    • 299

    #2
    Re: Lo-Jack

    I purchase a Lo-Jack for my 2006 truck and got the "early warning" option. The one thing I've never liked about Lo-Jack is there is no audible alarm. While audible alarms are widely ignored I had my '86 truck stolen from in front of my house - if there had been an audible alarm on it I would have heard it and responded.

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    • john daly

      #3
      Re: Lo-Jack

      don,
      A friend had a car stolen and recovered in New Jersey with Lo-Jack. When we went to the police recovery lot the battery was disconnected. The Lo-Jack internal battery lasts about three days and thieves park a car they suspect has Lo-Jack to let the battery die. The second time it was stolen it was gone for good.
      I guess it depends on how often you leave the car parked unattended. They also may have to take part of the interior out to hide the transmitter.

      john

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      • Christopher R.
        Extremely Frequent Poster
        • March 31, 1975
        • 1599

        #4
        Re: Lo-Jack

        Call your local Police Department. Some departments give these alarms a high priority. Some don't. See what the routine is in your area.

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        • Anthony S.
          Very Frequent User
          • April 3, 2008
          • 183

          #5

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          • Rob H.
            Very Frequent User
            • April 30, 2006
            • 121

            #6
            Re: Lo-Jack

            Thanks Anthony and the others for the great information. Considering my car is a daily driver and is left alone quite often, the peace of mind it will give me when I do park it on the streets of LA seems worthy of the price.

            By the way, in case you were interested, they have two versions. I was quoted $995 for the early warning system, which as the name conveys -- alerts police the moment the car is moved. And the basic for $695, where you call the police and tell them your car is gone. As Anthony mentioned, it is a one time fee. I contacted them directly and was offered a free install. Also, some insurance companies will give you a discount if you own one.

            Thanks again for the replies-

            Rob

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            • Donald B.
              Expired
              • May 31, 2004
              • 299

              #7
              Re: Lo-Jack

              You better check on the "early warning" - I believe it does NOT notify the police - Lo Jack notifies you - you then notify the police.

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