Sleeping in Rebel

[Recon66]

On long trips I sleep in the vehicle, with the key fob in my pocket anyone could open the door. They would get shot but what to do? Wrap in tin foil or what

 

[TruckDriver]

Sure about that? If I lock the doors from inside w/the Key inside the cab, the exterior handles don't unlock the truck (anti-carjacking iirc).

...but to be sure, I'm going to test it again tonight.

That said, yes, you could pop it in a foil pouch or get a 'faraday pouch' or rfid pouch online for cheap.

 

[Recon66]

Sure about that? If I lock the doors from inside w/the Key inside the cab, the exterior handles don't unlock the truck (anti-carjacking iirc).

...but to be sure, I'm going to test it again tonight.

That said, yes, you could pop it in a foil pouch or get a 'faraday pouch' or rfid pouch online for cheap.

Thanks I will try that

 

[TruckDriver]

do you have the flat floor kit? I just saw this on youtube yesterday but never in the wild

Thanks I will try that

 

[Neurobit]

On long trips I sleep in the vehicle, with the key fob in my pocket anyone could open the door. They would get shot but what to do? Wrap in tin foil or what

??? You can still lock the truck while inside. Try it.

 

[Granite2WD]

??? You can still lock the truck while inside. Try it.

He's saying the truck would think the person on the outside has the fob and could unlock the doors by using the door handle.

 

[Recon66]

??? You can still lock the truck while inside. Try it.

I did try it does not open worried about nothing

 

[wrcrallysport]

if you lock your key in the truck it will not unlock via the passive entry system you will have to get another key and unlock it

 

[Neurobit]

He's saying the truck would think the person on the outside has the fob and could unlock the doors by using the door handle.

It won't. The sensor will detect that it's on the inside.

 

[SCasey89]

do you have the flat floor kit? I just saw this on youtube yesterday but never in the wild



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I'm pretty sure that is for the Heavy Duty's as they are still using the 4th generation cab/body and don't have a flat floor in the rear seat area. The 5th generation cab has a flat floor.

 

[TruckDriver]

I'm pretty sure that is for the Heavy Duty's as they are still using the 4th generation cab/body and don't have a flat floor in the rear seat area. The 5th generation cab has a flat floor.

Ah thanks for that - the video was 4WD Magazine's review of the '19 Powerwagon, they mentioned somthing about not having a flat floor compared to the rebel, but then showed that image, which I thought might be a kit ... makes sense!