Can the GPS in a mortgaged car be completely removed?
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GPS in a mortgaged car can be completely removed, but before removal, it's important to understand where the GPS devices are typically installed. There are two types of GPS: wired and wireless. If it's a wired GPS, it must be installed in areas that require power, such as the dashboard or taillights. Wireless GPS, on the other hand, has no such restrictions. Since it's a mortgaged car, some people might install it in hidden locations. However, the hiding spots are usually not overly concealed, as extreme concealment might affect the normal functioning of the GPS. Removing wired GPS tracking: Wired GPS tracking is relatively easier to remove in daily operations. To effectively remove the tracking from a mortgaged car, first, find a professional auto repair shop and use specialized equipment for detection. After testing, you can determine approximately how many GPS trackers are on the car and their general locations. Once found, they can be removed. Removing wireless GPS tracking: Removing wireless GPS tracking is more troublesome. Since most wireless GPS devices transmit data at irregular intervals, detecting their signals requires constant monitoring. The detection process takes a considerable amount of time and is not foolproof, so extra caution is necessary.
