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tried it last week but the shorted module did not work even with being bypassed
may have worked if I bypassed it with the module removed which I understand can be done
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83 944....bye bye 85.5 euro spec 944, 5sp (she's gone.... ![]() 74 914...hasta LA Vista baby 87 924s....don't let the door hit ya 68 912.......see ya! Last edited by earlr85944; 03-09-2008 at 06:22 PM.. |
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The alarm systems on these cars have been the cause of so many problems, factory installed or otherwise. I have seen some dealer installed alarms whose wiring is sketch-city. And when something goes wrong, you're dead in the water..
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The "factory" alarm system on 944s was dealer installed. The alarm system on 968s and 964s on is part of the central locking system - not wired in like the ones on 944s.
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Just go to your FLAPS and get a leakdown tester. Should be alot easier than having to fabricate something.
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