Follow the X-ray, trunk, and engine stations in Secure the Border, with recovery checks for unclear scans, missing prompts, and version-dependent evidence.
The three stations stay separate because the official description names X-ray, trunk, and engine work independently.
A scan can guide attention, but this archive does not publish a universal color key or exhaustive hiding-location catalog without one.
Use the records below as three separate completion checks and recovery paths.
Use the current platform prompt and record only the result the scan visibly shows. Without a verified universal legend, color alone is not a complete item or verdict key.
Open and review the trunk even when the X-ray appears clear. The official action list names the trunk separately, so preserve its observation as a separate check.
Open and review the engine after the trunk. If an expected location or item is absent, leave it unknown instead of importing a hiding-location list from another run or version.
No source selected for this archive says it replaces the official trunk and engine searches; review all named stations.
No complete official scanner-color key was verified, so the page uses current-client evidence rather than a universal legend.
The official description names both areas but does not provide an exhaustive hiding-location catalog.
X-Ray Officer and Inspector have current official perks relevant to scanning and evidence detection; see their catalog records for exact bullets.
Open the next page that matches what you are trying to do in-game.
Go back to the main topic hub.
Track documents, X-ray, trunk, engine, and evidence together.
Switch to the threat route when the current client shows a named hazard.
Check the exact published X-Ray Officer and Inspector perks.
Compare inspection and evidence-detection roles by checkpoint job.
