Cali police warn drivers that theft of specific truck parts is on the rise Officers in Kern County specifically say that the theft of common powertrain controller (CPC) modules have been on the rise right alongside catalytic converter thefts. The CPC controls important engine and powertrain functions, and a truck without a CPC is inoperable. >>Important Part of News Article<< The Bakersfield Police Department recommends truckers take these tips into consideration to prevent theft: Park in an illuminated area and position your truck in the view of surveillance cameras. Park in parking lots with security personnel. If traveling, plan ahead to locate safe areas to park. Install an alarm system on your vehicle. When exiting your vehicle, roll up all windows, lock the doors, and ensure your keys are in you possession. Enable password protection for the CPC. Contact the vehicle manufacture for more information. Remain vigilant and report suspicious persons to law enforcement.
Yea. park truck where it’s well lighted, it makes it easier than using one of those lights that clip to your cap. And the security guard will call his cousin who does the theft while security is on coffee break. Rolling up windows and locking doors won’t help. Maybe they won’t steal your radio while taking the rest. Remain vigilant and thanks again for your donations.
because freightliner only have that ####ty cpc4 module... i don't understand why Chinese guys don't copy that module
this been going on already 2nd year. European mafiosi structure Continental is punishing DTNA looks like... cpc4 is continental's device and looks like its patented... otherwise no way to describe this situation. Admins there is nothing antisemitic in my post please dont ban me ))))
Here's one with cut wires for sale on eBay. I'd figure out where this guy is at and see if he needs some personal attention.
if you buy a stolen cpc4 and take it to dealer for reprogramming you may face somebody from police department latter. Detroit have a list of stolen cpc4 modules now. its not up to date but it gets updated every day