Wednesday morning my cousin said he thought he was dreaming that he heard his truck start. he "HAD" straight pipes on it so it's freakin' loud. well when he went outside a couple hours later, the truck was gone. guess he wasn't dreamin'. if anyone sees a large assortment of parts arrive for sale on the internet for a '06 2500 BH in black they're probably his from OH.

 

Sorry to hear that.

Back in school I walked out to my car sitting on jacks..... No wheels, no stereo, etc. It would have been better if they had just taken the whole thing....

 

So how common or how easy is it to start a Sentrykey Mopar?

--Matt

 

I'd like to know also....this is the second post on a stolen Ram. Is the sentrykey kind of like GM's passlock? I know the passlock has around 15 different resistances, you just have to find the correct one.

 

Not sure how hard they are to start, but you can get into a Ram in about 10 seconds (no not by breaking a window, but that works as well).

The only good thing about this, you can go to the dealer and get a new 08 at a very good price right off the lot.

 

as far as I know the chrysler sentry key, also known as IMMOBILIZER (bull**** don't immobilize anything). it runs on resistance as well.

 

Man sorry to hear that.

 

I don't think anybody uses plain resistance anymore. They're all transponder setups these days, and a stolen truck = a key was left in it somewhere.

 

Man, if I had a "dream" my truck was starting up and I would be out of bed and looking out the window, and chasing someone down the road in my boxer-briefs if that's what it took! Sorry to hear about this, hope he gets the truck back soon.

 

I have an alarm on my truck that is so ridiculously sensitive but do you think i feel any safer, no!! If they want it, they're gonna get it. My cousin and I operate a company together and all our info was on the tailgate of his truck, so me being as paranoid as i am, literally barackaded the back man door to my garage with 250 pounds of dead weight tube sand. my truck is on our website with our trailer and equipment, and phone number, and address. I have a 115 pound doberman in the house but all he does is lick himself. Maybe a quick class of what he is supposed to do is in order. He's gotten a little lazy in the past 4 years. HAHA>