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KESS model, Superb, how to effectivelly prevent keys being scanned?

Graham Butcher
in Skoda Superb Mk3 (2015 - 2023)

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I used to worry about the Kessy vulnerability but no longer - it's not Skoda branded cars that attract the scumbags and scroats.........

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    • cnc
      cnc

      It depends which MY your Superb is, from the facelift model (2019 on) the keys have a movement sensor which stops transmitting any signal when it's not being moved.

    • skomaz
      skomaz

      My Swift has kessy and I use a Faraday bag.  It's a few years old but still works perfectly as the car won't open with the key in the bag even when stood next to the car door. 

    • skomaz
      skomaz

      It probably does...   The drive is away from the house and the keys are in the pouch in a small drawer in the middle of the house...   But for the sake of a few quid for a new one... 

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    I still don't take any chances.

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    1 hour ago, Berisford said:

    I used to worry about the Kessy vulnerability but no longer - it's not Skoda branded cars that attract the scumbags and scroats.........

     

    They take anything, thieves aren't badge snobs. Yours would be top of the list being a 280.

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