Things stolen from Nissan Juke

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xmfd said:
Just wondering if anyone can help me work out what's happened. This morning I got up (Barnes area) and my car's doors were slightly open, unlocked, and someone had taken a few things (jumper off the back seat, a coat out the boot, my iphone charging cable) but strangely left the few quid I had on the dashboard. I'm pretty confident I locked my car last night, and I'm also pretty sure they lock automatically anyway after being left alone for a while (can anyone confirm this?). I'm just wondering how they might have gained entry to the car? Next door has CCTV so I'm waiting for them to come home to see if there's anything on there, but not sure if there will be. I was thinking maybe the key fob was too close to the car as it was in the door and the car was parked immediately outside the door, but I recreated the scenario and it appears to be too far away.

It's not the stuff they took that's bothering me, it's more the fact that some absolute cretin has been in my car overnight and I have no idea how?
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Opportunist chav scum.

Is the Juke keyless entry? I've got this on the X-trail and it's very easy to accidentally leave the car unlocked.
 
xmfd said:
Our top theory is now that I somehow didn't close one of the doors properly, which meant they failed to lock without me knowing, which meant someone has walked past and noticed a door slightly ajar and just helped themselves. Proper gutted about the coat as well :neutral: Lesson learned, but how unlucky (and odd with the kinder bar). Twat's trick as well right on Christmas.
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Do you have a keyless entry car?
 
xmfd said:
Just wondering if anyone can help me work out what's happened. This morning I got up (Barnes area) and my car's doors were slightly open, unlocked, and someone had taken a few things (jumper off the back seat, a coat out the boot, my iphone charging cable) but strangely left the few quid I had on the dashboard. I'm pretty confident I locked my car last night, and I'm also pretty sure they lock automatically anyway after being left alone for a while (can anyone confirm this?). I'm just wondering how they might have gained entry to the car? Next door has CCTV so I'm waiting for them to come home to see if there's anything on there, but not sure if there will be. I was thinking maybe the key fob was too close to the car as it was in the door and the car was parked immediately outside the door, but I recreated the scenario and it appears to be too far away.

It's not the stuff they took that's bothering me, it's more the fact that some absolute cretin has been in my car overnight and I have no idea how?
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its been happening past couple months mate , they are using some device which connects to your car key fob which then unlocks your car , they've been going round the streets checking all the cars/houses, my neighbours car (Nissan also) got done yet they left some obvious valuables, made little sense. Unsure as yet how you can block the signals ?
 
Fletch said:
its been happening past couple months mate , they are using some device which connects to your car key fob which then unlocks your car , they've been going round the streets checking all the cars/houses, my neighbours car (Nissan also) got done yet they left some obvious valuables, made little sense. Unsure as yet how you can block the signals ?
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I suspect this is what happened to us over the summer....kids DVD players nicked out the back of the car with no forced entry (keyless Mazda 6)...two days before going on holiday :evil:. Won't leave anything of value in it now.
 
Fletch said:
its been happening past couple months mate , they are using some device which connects to your car key fob which then unlocks your car , they've been going round the streets checking all the cars/houses, my neighbours car (Nissan also) got done yet they left some obvious valuables, made little sense. Unsure as yet how you can block the signals ?
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Keep your keys in a faraday cage. Empty foil crisp packet will do.
 
About three years back i was on a team looking into vehicle crime, cane back that approximately 40% of it was to unlocked vehicles. With the popularity now of keyless entry that will be so much higher.
 
John Steed said:
I wouldn' have thought thieves would use sophisticated technology to nick bits and pieces from inside. Don't they usually take the whole car, preferably a Merc or some other high end car.
Anyway if you want to stop your keycard being got at keep it in the microwave when you'e not using it, it stops the frequency being snatched.
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Microwaves are for amateurs marra. Unless you like your stuff stinking of food. Little farraday cages are the future.

This little bag is a tenner.
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MackemBob said:
Keep your keys in a faraday cage. Empty foil crisp packet will do.
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Go on Bob lad
 
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Fletch said:
its been happening past couple months mate , they are using some device which connects to your car key fob which then unlocks your car , they've been going round the streets checking all the cars/houses, my neighbours car (Nissan also) got done yet they left some obvious valuables, made little sense. Unsure as yet how you can block the signals ?
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faraday pouch/cage/bag does the trick.

MackemBob said:
Keep your keys in a faraday cage. Empty foil crisp packet will do.
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Last of the big spenders there mind lol
 
Cheesy Feet said:
Couple of years ago i came out got in my Qashqai and me i pod and all the cables were gone..I locked it the night before.
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That's nothing!! A lot of years ago I came out of The Red Lion in Boldon and my whole car was gone!! It had somehow driven itself all the way to Ford Estate and then ripped its own dashboard out and sold its own car stereo!

It was locked an'all!
 
Scimmy said:
That's nothing!! A lot of years ago I came out of The Red Lion in Boldon and my whole car was gone!! It had somehow driven itself all the way to Ford Estate and then ripped its own dashboard out and sold its own car stereo!

It was locked an'all!
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Was that the age of one key fits all with Ford?

Similar thing happened to my Dads Ford Escort. Got nicked from outside the pub. I had been playing football and driving home and i spotted it parked up in Stanley on a side road as we were driving past. It was locked at the pub and also in Stanley where it had been dumped. Now that is a considerate car thief
 
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