[drdiesel1]

Hmm, the dealer initially told me they install Lojack on all vehicles but when i purchased the car there was no charge. Perhaps that's what this is? Can it be disconnected?

Yep! Follow the wires and remove them where they are connect to the factory harness
and any module that is part of the aftermarket junk. Make sure to use electrical tape
to cover any exposed wiring. IDK when this crap started, but, banks will request the
the dealer to install a GPS to be able to find a debt deadbeat vehicle.

 

[drdiesel1]

Was driving when i felt something under my feet and found this:
View attachment 53964
The wire was just laying there. I assume it just fell loose, not someone was digging around up there (car was parked downtown but locked).

Has this happened to anyone else? I'm not completely sure how the wiring was secured before. Ideas?

Looks like they are using the DLC to power whatever it is. It's not factory, that's for sure!

 

[drdiesel1]

It seems like OP’s device was made by a similar company, Spireon. For consumers, it goes by LoJack.

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These are designed for used car dealers that are a buy here pay here business. New car loans are
made to the banks, not the dealers. It just shows how bad these new car dealers really are.
They probably were a scab used car dealer at some point and time and still employ the scum bad ideas.