Yiannimize review the Can-Phantom immobiliser

[@marklehmann5867]

I just got one and the installer came to my house so will depend on your location so you need to get in touch for the cost.

[@richjames7948]

Phantom... Ghost... I see what you did there. But whats the difference?

[@dblanche15]

Is this the same as a ghost2 system or is this better than that? Both roughly the same price

[@apriliapower414]

Price ??

[@rizzay1]

Cost?

[@Zattoo20]

Can the thief learn a new key?

[@soufianosse333]

If yes! Then there is a security risk!

[@richjames7948]

​@@soufianosse333 No shiz sherlock

[@dpacino6830]

Can you buy these in the States?? And does it work on a regular automatic gear shift??

[@canphantom]

hi, where are you located in USA please, we do have some installers. please email us at [e-mail]

[@sondo2996]

Can I use this in an 1992 e32 bmw?

[@dpacino6830]

@@canphantom nyc bto

[@smokynemesis]

This cant work actually. There is no way that this will work

[@marveysingh9592]

It does

[@smokynemesis]

@@marveysingh9592 so every Steuergerät has different codes for different buttons. Where do you put the thing and how will it encode the buttons and telling your car to start.

[@marveysingh9592]

@@smokynemesis I don’t know the ins and outs but I’ve seen it work perfectly fine in person. My guess is it’s via coding.

[@iz7875]

Are u dumb? Ofc it works

[@ccovnottz]

@@smokynemesisI’m assuming the little box they fit detects button presses when in its in the mode to add a password. Then when the password is stored when activated it just waits for said buttons to be pressed in the right sequence to deactivate the immobiliser. I don’t think it’s actually reading what the actual signal is from the buttons, it’s just detecting that it’s been pressed. 🤷🏻‍♂️ all this is a hypothesis, but it sounds about right to me lol.