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Scott R 06-06-2001 05:06 PM

Intermittent dying revisited
 
Still an ongoing problem with my 1985.5 na 944 is this damn dying issue. No rhyme or reason to it, any temperature. As I stated in an earlier post the tach just drops, and it dies. I can't let the clutch out and restart it, it doesn't work. I have to turn the key all the way off and then back to start and it works fine! Now for somethingt new. When I turn the key to start the horn honks (not all the time just after it dies.) So I am thinking now that somnewhere between the alarm control module and the starter cutoff is the problem. Where to go from here I have no idea. I am going to change my ignition and alarm relays first then work backwards through the trouble steps in the service manual. So a question for all the others that have this problem. Do you all have factory alarms?

Cebu 06-07-2001 05:37 AM

I suggest the first step is to (isolate) deactivate the factory alarm system and see what happens before going further. If your door switches for interior light is working, when and if the shutdown occur, open the door or hood and verify if the factory alary horn blows. If it does, the problem is most likely the alarm circuit.

Scott R 06-07-2001 06:37 AM

That brings up a good point. My drivers door switch sticks and the light does not always come on. But should that not be disabled with the key in the "Run" position?


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