Ravelco bypassed in under 1 minutes. IGLA

[@ibshortie]

I'm glad I found this, my car group has been recommending the Ravelco to stop thefts. I was watching a KZbin video on cool car gadgets and found this device. I didn't like losing my remote start but had decided it was better than losing the car. Now when I get a new car I will be installing this. Their claim to fame was with 16 pins a thief would never figure it out. You have shown when there is a will there is a way. Thanks for the video.

[@Logan-de3xx]

Brother, literally was going to get Ravelco. The funny part is the company was NOT getting back to me. Now I see your video and realize it’s meant to be that I avoid this system. Thank you for doing these videos.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Glad I could help. So much info is hidden from the public about this product. The price does not reflect the protection level

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

@@JonathanRodriguez-kz6syhid from the public? like you try to hide your. One star reviews you’ve personally made on Ravelcos Google pages

[@adamgarza376]

I understand you have the right to challenge Raveco products or any product that claims to be a 100% theft deterrent. However, you can still make a video without every detail for car thieves. Car thieves browse KZbin daily for videos like yours to stay ahead of people's hard-earned money that goes into these devices.

[@garyoilfield3745]

How would the world know just how easy it was if not for this video? An 'Intro to Electronics 101' student could bypass this device it's that rudimentary. A thief could just as easily rip that kick panel out and follow the wires to the disabling relay & jumper it. Probably less time than what's described in the video.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Not every detail is even present. The reality is I can do it even faster. And with less trial and error than what is shown. 😊

[@jerryabouelnasr2101]

Security through obscurity is not security. This should have never been released being this easy, if this is correct. While everyone is pissed at this guy and even if he has a conflict of interest, for the sake of the argument, the truth is the truth and announcing this is actually beneficial to the community. Ideally the manufacturer would have been contacted first to give them a chance to comment or fix.

[@JS-oi5jt]

hey Slim Shady, thanks for doxing the anti theft device in my vehicle that isnt new enough to be compatible with IGLA. you're such a saint..

[@justiceexodus7801]

Slim Shady could slide out with your car though.

[@themandough8180]

Homie saved me 900 bucks

[@danielcedillo4333]

this is unlikely tho look at the hassle to by pass and the tools needed and knowledge this is still amazing anti theft agaisnt amateurs like black people

[@LKN4WAR]

Some kinda AR500 lock box with Abloy protect 2 disc cylinder or Squire pad lock.

[@travsformation1]

Some of the more pro thiefs appear to be using ECU swap-outs to steal certain cars. Is the IGLA in any way dependent on the ECU? Would an ECU swap render the IGLA useless or would the car still be protected?

[@umarfaruq1406h]

They sell lock boxes for ECU

[@sandyhill8935]

DARN man! Mad skillz!

[@chrismaloney2108]

I install igla. It's the only thing I can't bypass. The only secure option for vehicle security.

[@nathan4478910]

Did they ever fix this issue? Someone had made a post saying ravelco apparently resolved the issue

[@pb24dagrk]

It's not an issue. This is a biased propaganda type video. IGLA gets bypassed or fails regularly.

[@kennetha.1937]

I spoke with Ravelco. They did indeed do an update that doesn't allow this bypass

[@Philipmoore10]

So they admitted it can be? ​@@kennetha.1937

[@frankwolfrum6301]

Have you been able to get around the TrackHawk GPS kill switch?

[@srt.v8096]

Would you say the IGLA system is better than ravleco? Can you bypass the IGLA as well ?

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Igla is 100 percent better. And more advanced.

[@JS-oi5jt]

he sells and installs IGLA... he's biased.... also IGLA isnt compatible on all vehicles...

[@ElExorcista-qm8ls]

If you use a steering wheel lock it will deterr more thieves

[@lewiszeigler3806]

There is a better way to promote your business or product then showing people how to steal people cars wtf wrong with you

[@chrismaloney2108]

There's nothing wrong with him. He's showing you how to not waste your money

[@stanjepson2054]

I'm getting ready to install and compustar system with out put in the kill switch is this a good system the kill switch will be automagic

[@retiredandrollin]

What I find most interesting about this video AND THE COMMENTS is how there are STILL no confirmed cases of a stolen vehicle by defeating the Ravelco System. Ravelco as is IGLA are not 100%, no system is all these systems are designed to have the thief say "fuck this I'll go to a softer target". If your truck or car is towed away ANY SYSTEM can be defeated by the average thief within a matter of hours. This video is staged, and a very good job he did doing it but it's fake, so I'll stick with my Ravelco until ONE confirmed case arises. This guy is a fake and a salesman for IGLA, another system that with time is also defeatable. Great salesman, a little shady, but a great salesman.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

But there is many reported cases. Actually use your brain and research instead of pushing this false narrative. The funny part is you can find dozens of posts that say stolen vehicle with ravelco. But every single one thinks it was a tow. Yet no one confirms and or follows up. I assure you most are not via a tow truck and the unit is bypassed. Either at the plug like I showed. Or reversing the install. Which can also be done in a few minutes. You fan boys keep forgetting revelco has a road map. Wires to follow. What these legit videos show is I don’t even need to do any of that. Yes some people will say “fuck this” But when a vehicle is on their list as they do have lists. There won’t be a fuck this. I maybe someone selling Igla which is a superior product. But that’s not what it’s even about. This video was imitated because ravelco decided to compare their product to others. Just so happens I install Igla as well. The bullshit comments of its stages are just that bullshit. I will bet any single person to challenge it. But no one will. Because if I prove it to them their world will collapse. So you fan boys stating it’s staged put your money where your mouth is. I will do everything I did in either of these videos. In less than a minute as mentioned in the video. No prep.

[@retiredandrollin]

You’re full of sit, and the only one here with any NARRATIVE at all is you; of course, so you can sell your “superior” product. I get it. I did use my brain and I did do my research, I have access to certain research regarding these issues that are far beyond post or chats, and zero confirm the theft by dismantling the Ravelco “on scene”. None! But my narrative is false because I say if there are thefts they must be by tow and you say not all thefts are by tow. Of course your narrative is true yet you have zero confirmation other than “oh look what I can do in a staged video”. There are confirmed thefts of vehicles with the IGLA system, of course those MUST be by tow? Of course!!! Dude, sell your IGLA for twice as much as the other products, that’s cool it’s your business I get it. But if the IGLA is so superior, why do you need to bash other products specifically RAVELCO? There are a million security systems out there, you need to state videos and bash the best because you want to be the best. IGLA is good, but too expensive, Ravelco is a much better buy for the money. To be the best you gotta beat the best, in all aspects of the game including $$$! Fan Boy? Hilarious, ok IGLA boot licker

[@machead57]

Takes all of 45 seconds to pull the fuel pump relay and put it in your pocket. Most thieves don't carry a spare one. Even if they make a key, if no gas gets to the engine, they'll be pushing it.

[@planktonus]

Yeah we all know that .....are you gonna be the one doing this every time you get away from the car? You would look Zzzzztupid

[@BonusTimeonthePCT-]

Jonathan, what is the answer? help us out.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

What is what answer ?

[@MrCnbnvs]

I couldn't agree more. I'm an installer of IGLA devices in Australia, and I believe they're worth every cent. Nothing comes close.

[@motorcopT2]

But would IGLA work on a 07 Silverado?

[@J-Will19]

Kerp in mind the installer did a horrible job. You could have put that anywhere in the car. Atleast hide it. Then that's where your problem starts

[@mousie8660]

So what do you recommend

[@bigdavedownunder]

So what works then

[@eagle5-aow387]

Shame on you for sharing all the info here. Make your point and leave some parts out. You screwed over thousands of people to sell another product. You should be ashamed

[@garyoilfield3745]

Bozo here clearly didn't watch the video, he didn't peddle another product. A lock is only as good as the door, and in this case the door is made of styrofoam. Better he let you know you've a shite product in your car than you find out later

[@eagle5-aow387]

@@garyoilfield3745 that may very well be true but you don’t need to provide info that could screw thousands of customers. Shite product or not. Just uncool

[@PaoloNovaro]

@@eagle5-aow387 do you think youtube is the be-all end-all resource of information for thieves? This guy only made customers aware of what they already discuss in niche forums. Hilarious that people are mad at this guy for demonstrating how easy the lock is to bypass, and not the manufacturer who made it that weak in the first place and claims its unbeatable

[@RitzCracked]

There is literally nothing to reveal here. Revelco has made a product that is just a bunch of fake pins and two that have to be connected. Its a crap product at an insane price. You act as if he posted a secret code lol

[@JesusGarza-p3d]

What about compstar how easily can you bypass it

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Compustar when installed correctly even though it is installer friendly is much harder to bypass. Again I state when installed correctly. If you get a lazy or new installer they won’t make changes to the install to make it harder. Although with drone. And two way remotes it gives you a lot more notice than a ravelco can.

[@VASteelersGuy]

Ok, BS - you have the car ON, the signal is available...let it go into sleep, then you have to have the ability to turn it on...then go through the probing. BTW, what a tool to post this in the open.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

First off you should probably research what you’re talking about first. Second I do not need to have the ignition on. In the video some stuff was done on purpose to make it seem like it’s hard. But in reality it’s easier than I made it seem and there is a universal bypass method. Assuming you have this worthless device. Have a good day.

[@VASteelersGuy]

@@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy feel free to come to my house and crack my system in 2 minutes and then I'll concede it's worthless.

[@o0ohaviko0o]

What other product do you recommend other than IGLA? IGLA price is super high.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Unfortunately I can’t recommend anything else because it is fortunately the best available. It is expensive starting at 1200. But it’s the most intuitive easy most effective way to protect most push to start and some blades key cars

[@sanchezmatt54]

There website says 0 stolen cars over 47 years

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

What do you think. How about countless posts on stolen vehicles with the device installed. Point is website is bullshit

[@chrism6575]

igla!

[@JQURNEY]

What is the best anti theft system ?

[@planktonus]

Get a Honda Civic, no one will touch it. Simple.

[@LKN4WAR]

12ga. 100 percent effective if used properly.

[@larbimaddi]

I need Igla installed in my car Would you help ? How should we contact you

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Email me [e-mail]

[@MrLee008]

This isnt the way. Ravelco has prevented theft on my vehicle twice. You may install a superior product but thats up to the consumer to decide. Putting out videos of how to guides for criminals and dragging another company which in your view has no competition is not the way. Even if i was shopping around for a new system. This isnt the way. I would not support the product.

[@user-rk6nw8hy1p]

Looks like this guy is siding with car thieves. Nice. He's going to piss off millions of customers. I wonder what IGLA is going to say about this guy.

[@Sunvaster]

He just shows sad truth to all ravelco's users.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Not even close to promoting theft or siding with car thief’s. What I am doing is promoting awareness. If the owner of ravelco can challenger the validity of other “Antitheft devices” why can’t I ?

[@WilliamJanning]

IGLA, made in Russia. Costs $1500 plus. Four primary wires on the IGLA - power, ground, and two data lines. Cut any one of those and the IGLA is dead. I'm sure we can expect the Ravelco guys to post a nice friendly video like this on how the IGLA can be bypassed....

[@Sunvaster]

"ravelco guys" are so talentless incompetents they can’t even make an unboxing video of their "device".

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

You do know that Russians and Germans are responsible for most of the advancements in vehicle communications etc right ? Sure if you find it😊. No road maps. Doesn’t present it self. Ravelco gives you a road map to the interface and wiring being interrupted. Not to mention on the Trx guys been fighting a slow crank changed out batteries etc. end result ravelco removed slow crank left with it.

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

Ravelco should also leave him several bad fake Google reviews that are clearly him 😂

[@ajr2k179]

Yeah… but I’ve read cases where people with IGLA start having electrical issues. What happens if your buttons stop responding? Because of all the repeated times you’ve pressed them.

[@Pedro-2003]

No, no they are not, I am tech support for the US and have heard of one person having an issue and it was a bad IGLA, did absolutely nothing to the vehicle. You should know the facts instead of spreading rumors. Your button happens to stop… you make a new pin with the emergency pin change sequence. You can change your pin as often as you like. …

[@ajr2k179]

@@Pedro-2003 ive googled and have read plenty of people’s opinions and experiences with IGLA. On truck forums. How am I spreading rumors or lies if it has been their experiences… come on Pedro

[@ajr2k179]

@@Pedro-2003 okay…? You can change your pins I get it. But once your stuff starts wearing out you got to replace stuff eventually. Nowadays cars have bad buttons and bad connections/sensors everywhere.

[@Pedro-2003]

@@ajr2k179 still highly unlikely. I will gladly replace a button and not a whole god damn car because it was stolen, use your damn head…

[@Pedro-2003]

@@ajr2k179 this isn’t my main account. I am one of the bigger distributors in the US, I also do tech support and I can tell you right now you are completely wrong.

[@RonBudLlamaDrama]

I understand you have a product bias and your own product to sell but brother not a single opportunistic thief en pass is going to be prepared for this. And even if they've scoped you out, if you don't have their stickers, most thieves will not come prepared when they do get in. And if they wanted your car that bad to come prepped like ocean's 11? Consider moving areas or not driving an attention seeking car.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

All the backlash as well as calls from private numbers assuming from ravelco installers etc.. Meanwhile I am proving this product is not as the company says it is. It’s worse than I even displayed. And honestly I can bypass even faster and do not need to turn the key on at all. If you space cadets don’t think thief’s cant figure this out. You have already lost.

[@mbirch712]

I’m a Ravelco owner and have it installed on my Hellcat. I saw this and emailed them - I received an instant reply: “It is a Fake, Staged Video made by an inferior competitor - 48 years not one car stolen.”

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

lol what do you think they are going to say. If you’d like to do this yourself I would be more than happy to tell you how to do it. I’ll even send you a link to a tester that will allow you to find the ground. What a joke. Neither video is staged and or even needs to be. And the claim of 48 years is Bs sorry. Do some research. You’ve been lied too. Get a real security device and if it’s an auto gain your remote start back.

[@mutthound5783]

what else is there?? Are you recommending IGLA?

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Yea I recommend Igla. It’s a superior product.

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

I recommend Ravelco They don’t bash their competition with fake reviews like this wanna be slim shady

[@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK]

The reality is bro 99% of car theives aint doing that to bypass the Ravelco. I still fell the IGLA is better but Ravelco would stop most thefts. I would keep it as a back up but u cant remote start with it which sucks.

[@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy]

Unfortunately they are. Punishment is so lax that they feel they have all the time in the world. It’s up to the owner of the vehicle to do something these days

[@TENNESSEETRACKHAWK]

@@JonathanRodriguez-kz6sy yea tru

[@Man_in_a_Gucci_Suit]

@@TENNESSEETRACKHAWKthis dude is literally trying to steal business from Ravelco He’s made several fake accounts just to bash them with 1 star reviews Maybe his product is better idk doesn’t matter you don’t support snakes like this that bash other companies