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Keyless relay attack - in action.

Poised for MBUK’s standard “this is not an issue” response.

It's a joke and must be affecting insurance premiums. Perhaps MB's solution will be to supply a pouch with every new car.
 
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This comes up every now and again and it’s such a huge flaw in the keyless go system.

To repeat a tip that’s been said before.

Best to disable your keyless go at night. The way to do that is to press the lock button twice in quick succession, the red light on the key goes on for two seconds and then keyless go is disabled.

To reenable it press any button on the key.


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Or advise customers to double-tap the key(s) to deactivate them when the car is parked up overnight...

That's me double click every night, and usually check the door won't open.......

Keyless go is a bit pointless in my opinion.

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This comes up every now and again and it’s such a huge flaw in the keyless go system.

To repeat a tip that’s been said before.

Best to disable your keyless go at night. The way to do that is to press the lock button twice in quick succession, the red light on the key goes on for two seconds and then keyless go is disabled.

To reenable it press any button on the key.


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This is what I do, but be aware that you need to disable your spare key as well and you could accidentally re-enable the transmitter by pressing the unlock button.

Don't think the double-pressing technique works for older cars, not sure when this was added.
 
What’s the point of keyless go if you need a steering lock.

The initial aim of keyless go is ease of entry and exit which would be spoilt by having to unlock/lock a massive steering lock each time you go in and out of the car.


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I just don't see that keyless go is really necessary, I mean how hard is it to just press a button on a key! What's next, a nose wiping module

Had Keyless on the Renault which I ran for 5 years, the car came with it and it was OK, but certainly not something I would actively tick on the options list if buying a new car. My personal opinion....
 
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Had Keyless on the Renault which I ran for 5 years, thr car came with it and it was OK, but certainly not something I would actively tick on the options list if buying a new car. My personal opinion....
Our S205 came with Keyless Go, unfortunately I think it's automatically included in Premium and Premium Plus packs. Would have been quite happy to not have it, and I think there should be a way of disabling it from the COMAND screen options for vehicle settings.
 
Does the relay "become" the key, or just relay the key's immobiliser code? If the latter, surely the car could shutdown if the key was no longer in range?
 
Had Keyless on the Renault which I ran for 5 years, the car came with it and it was OK, but certainly not something I would actively tick on the options list if buying a new car. My personal opinion....
When looking for my next car i discounted all keyless go vehicles, just not worth the risk IMO.
 
Our S205 came with Keyless Go, unfortunately I think it's automatically included in Premium and Premium Plus packs. Would have been quite happy to not have it, and I think there should be a way of disabling it from the COMAND screen options for vehicle settings.
I think it can be disabled with STAR.
 
This is the single reason I order my cars without keyless entry.

Our Audi has Keyless go, but not keyless entry.
 
Does the relay "become" the key, or just relay the key's immobiliser code? If the latter, surely the car could shutdown if the key was no longer in range?

by that time, the car is long gone or in the back of a trailer
 

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