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Door locks and windows connected to the alarm?

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YOUR RESEARCHDoor locks and windows connected to the alarm?

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Check fuses including the fuse

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The first thing I did was check all fuses including the fuse on the alarm module.
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Check 15amp fuse

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Checked the 15amp fuse?
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Check 15amp fuse

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Checked the 15amp fuse?
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Clean dry

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I took apart the alarm module to clean, dry, and inspect it for any burnt traces and other issues.
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Disconnect alarm brain

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Has anyone disconnected the alarm brain to test this?
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Checked the 15amp fuse?
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Check fuses including the fuse

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The first thing I did was check all fuses including the fuse on the alarm module.
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Door locks and windows connected to the alarm?

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I took apart the alarm module to clean, dry, and inspect it for any burnt traces and other issues.
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Door locks and windows connected to the alarm?

Disconnect alarm brain

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Has anyone disconnected the alarm brain to test this?
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Does anyone know if the door locks and windows require a working alarm module to operate? Has anyone disconnected the alarm brain to test this? Long story short, floor got a little wet and submersed the alarm module in some water so now I have a big paperweight until I can get it sorted. Most likely I'll need a new alarm module but I need to find out the logistics of having it programmed to my key since my car is stuck in the drive way. TIA

POST 2Original post

You can lock/unlock drivers door via key in drivers door. Central locking, windows etc go through alarm box. I just had a new alarm box programmed to my car....had to have new key fob as well ( unless you have the 'barcode' for your current key. Try drying out the box first?? Its easy to open up

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 10428506

Thanks for the info. I was already hoping for the best scenario and had already tried drying it out with no success. My central locking, windows, trunk and engine lid do not currently function as well as my starter.

POST 4Original post

With so many sub systems not working it would suggest that there is a common issue ie Ground or power.( I traced the circuit some time ago, recall these systems are separate circuitry). Checked the 15amp fuse? Are there any scorch marks on board? Changing alarm box is $$ ( just did it!) you need a new box and Programming by Porsche. Will will also need new remote fob ( unless you have bar code for old one)

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Quotes source post: 10436161

The first thing I did was check all fuses including the fuse on the alarm module. I took apart the alarm module to clean, dry, and inspect it for any burnt traces and other issues. Nothing found. There is a possibility that water could've gotten into one of the onboard relays but at that point there could also be other issues. I'm afraid I might have to get a new alarm module and hope they can program it to my existing key.

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