Anti-Lift Sensor

$207.00

  • Type: Electronic inclinometer or tilt sensor.
  • Function: Detects changes in the vehicle’s angle or inclination. It is a key component of the factory anti-theft alarm system, designed to trigger the alarm if the car is lifted (e.g., by a jack for wheel theft, or by a tow truck for vehicle theft) when the alarm is armed.
  • Sensitivity: Calibrated to ignore minor natural movements (like a person getting in or out of the car) but respond to significant changes in tilt.
  • Location: Typically mounted in a central, secure location within the vehicle chassis or cabin, often under the dashboard, center console, or in the trunk, to accurately monitor the vehicle’s overall angle.
  • Connectivity: Features an electrical connector to interface with the vehicle’s alarm control module or body control module (BCM).
  • Material: Durable, sealed plastic housing to protect sensitive internal electronic components from dust, moisture, and vibrations.
  • Durability: Designed for long-term reliability within the vehicle’s operating environment.
  • Compatibility: Specifically calibrated and designed for the Maserati 4200’s dimensions and alarm system.
SKU: 186594 Categories: , , Brand:
Description

The Anti-Lift Sensor, also commonly known as a Tilt Sensor, identified by Maserati Part Number 186594, is a sophisticated yet crucial component of the factory anti-theft alarm system in your Maserati 4200 GT. In a region like Douala, where vehicle security is a significant concern, this sensor provides an added layer of protection, designed to thwart specific methods of vehicle theft.

Its primary function is to detect any unauthorized change in the vehicle’s orientation or inclination when the alarm system is armed. For instance, if someone attempts to lift the car using a jack to steal wheels, or if a tow truck tries to illegally tow the vehicle away, the anti-lift sensor immediately registers this change in angle. Upon detecting a significant tilt beyond a calibrated threshold, the sensor sends a signal to the alarm control module, which then triggers the full alarm sequence – including the horn, flashing lights, and potentially an immobilizer.

This sensor is intelligently designed to distinguish between legitimate vehicle movements (such as occupants entering or exiting the car, or small shifts on uneven ground) and malicious attempts to alter the vehicle’s position. Its precise calibration is essential to prevent false alarms while ensuring effective detection of genuine threats.

While robust, anti-lift sensors can sometimes malfunction. Common issues include:

  • False alarms: The alarm sounding randomly without any apparent reason, often due to an overly sensitive or faulty sensor.
  • Failure to trigger: The alarm not activating when the vehicle is genuinely lifted.
  • Battery drain: In rare cases, a constantly active or shorted sensor might contribute to battery drain.

Given the high value and desirability of a Maserati 4200, comprehensive security measures are paramount. A properly functioning Anti-Lift Sensor (Part Number 186594) is a vital deterrent against various forms of theft, protecting your investment and providing peace of mind. Replacing a faulty sensor with a genuine Maserati part or a high-quality OEM-equivalent ensures that this critical layer of your vehicle’s security system is fully operational, safeguarding your cherished Italian grand tourer from unauthorized interference.

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