YOUR RESEARCHInfrared monitoring system / luggage compartment light
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Hi Probably today's 2 dumb questions? Trickle charger now connected but how do I lock the doors, keep the monitoring alarm system on in the interior but off in the luggage area so I can leave the charger connected? Is there a way to turn off the luggage compartment light other than pulling the bulb or fuse?
Don't know how the 996 differs from the 993 in this regard, but on the 993 you can push the bonnet lock down whilst leaving the bonnet open so it fools the car into thinking it is locked and then the alarm can be set.
You can exit the charger's lead across the scuttle area, where it will get squashed rather than cut when the lid is closed.
Thanks Guys.......both solutions do the trick :thumbs:
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