How to judge if your car with a hidden gps tracker? How do you know where it is? Now, this article will show you how to find out the hidden gps tracker in details.

Basically, it's hard to find that someone is spying your movements. Install a GPS tracking device on your car, someone else can easily monitor your actions. In China, the Police keep watch on those who have a criminal past by this way. Thus, someone else can also track your movement with a GPS tracker. If you are feeling worried that someone may be tracking your movement, there are some tips to find out the tracking device easily.

Every GPS tracking device need to be outdoor in order to get gps signal and get your accurate position. Although GPS signals can penetrate plastic materials, while they are not able to penetrate metal. So, the tracking device must be placed in a location where can get the GPS signal.

Therefore,start from the front and work your way backwards to the rear end of the car. Here are the parts you should check:

1.  The Wheel

Check all wheels, look for any strange thing that looks like a box, cylinder, or something else. Only the brakes should be behind your wheels. You should even remove the brakes and look into them.

2.  The Rear Bumper

Although you may find some wires here, these are most probably powering lights and external sensors that send you signal while you are driving. Be careful not to remove or disconnect anything while checking for strange devices. If you disrupt any arrangement, your car may fail to start.

3.  The Dashboard Area

Though you will be sitting close to this part of your car for most of the time, you may not quickly sense a strange device because there’s a lot of room under that fancy dashboard. Granted, there’s a lot of stuff in there, but there’s a lot of space as well.

For easy access, enter through the glove compartment. It’s even better to remove the compartment by loosening the screws and pulling it out completely. Use a torch to search through it — among the wires. If you notice any strange device that is not connected with any component within the compartment, bring it out and check thoroughly — it may be what you are looking for. After searching through the glove compartment, repeat the search procedure for the driver’s side of the dashboard. If possible, remove the panel under the steering wheel and check it for any strange color.

4.  General Areas

Check the car’s undercarriage. Even though a device placed under here may not have smooth communication with GPS satellites, some devices may have strong sensors or antennas that will establish communication through these barriers.

5.  The Consoles (and more)

If your car has a sunroof, a GPS tracker can be installed in other locations in the car where it can communicate with the satellites above through the opening in the roof. Check for any strange objects or wires. Open up every place you can.

Also, check under your carpets and under the front and rear seats for strange wires. Trace all wires to their sources to confirm that they are not from external sources. While doing this, exercise caution to avoid disconnecting your wires or damaging your seat heating equipment.