How to Tell If There's a Tracker on Your Car?

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You can use a GPS signal detector to locate tracking devices. Here are detailed descriptions of different types of GPS trackers: 1. Wired Type: Most GPS trackers on the market are wired and require connection to the car's power supply. To find a wired GPS tracker installed by someone else, carefully trace along the car's power cables. 2. OBD Port Type: Many OBD devices now offer not only vehicle fault diagnosis and anomaly detection but also features like positioning and driving records. These devices plug directly into the OBD port, so check the OBD port during your search. The OBD port is typically located below the steering wheel on the left (most common), below the steering wheel on the right, near the ignition under the dashboard, or inside the center console. 3. Magnetic Non-installation Type: Non-installation GPS trackers are powered by built-in batteries, allowing them to be placed anywhere in the vehicle or magnetically attached to hidden spots like the underside of the car.