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Originally Posted by Dorkinheimer
I was just wondering if it's easier for someone to steal a Corolla with rather than without a remote starter installed, since they played in the wiring...
I'm not saying that someone at the garage stole her car, but was simply wondering that once a remote is installed, if it,s easier for a robber to steal the car.
Without a key, how can the stiring wheel turn, so that they can drive away with it....?
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first of all i am not a thief

lol, cars that are a few years old are very simple to hot wire... give me 2 minutes and I could be on my way... now cars with a chip in the key may be a little different however, never tried it on newer vehicles... but if the remote starter wires were crossed to start the car and the remote starter ecu contains the code the car ecu needs i suppose it would be pretty simple... maybe i should try to steal my own car for fun

! oh and steering wheel locks (like all other locks) are made for honest people only and can easily be defeated.
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Originally Posted by Drachenv6
What I dont understand is why somone would steal a corolla. This is not a fast car, and there is virtually no market for oem parts(chop shops). I hope they recover it, but at the worse somone will be driving it around for a year. 
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think about it... if i am a thief i dont want to steal a car that stands out, i want to blend in with the crowd... he/she would be in a "sea" of corollas on the road
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