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OK Guys I was quoted approx $100 to have the control tested via their PST2/PIWIS tester to have the fualt pin pointed/and/or returned from 'Sports Car Handover' routine in the 'special functions menu'.
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OK Guys I was quoted approx $100 to have the control tested via their PST2/PIWIS tester to have the fualt pin pointed/and/or returned from 'Sports Car Handover' routine in the 'special functions menu'.
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A few questions for any of you good fellows out there with regards to the clicking sounds coming from the alarm control unit under the drivers seat. Could one of you who's inside lights are working ok when you unlock the car via the key or remote, help me here please. Mine are not working via the key or remote but I can put them on manually from the inside light cluster. When I kneel next to the lower part of the door ( inside a very quiet garage) and unlock the car, I hear 2 clicks from the control unit after the louder click of the barrel moving . When I lock the car the same way, I hear 3 clicks after the barrel sound. By my only hearing 2 clicks after the barrel moving on unlocking the car, it makes me think that I should have a third click which maybe tells the alarm controller to make the inside lights ready to come on as I open the door. I do not hear the third click as I unlock the car. Would someone be so kind as to kneel next to their car and unlock and lock the car and listen and count the clicks coming from the alarm controller after the barrel moves. I am trying to find out if the controller is at fault and ready for a replacement. I think that may be the case as every other part of the door function ie:- windows and locks are working properly suggesting that all 7 micro switches inside the door are ok. I really do hope that one of you good guys can assist me with this problem Thanks in advance.. Mike
Out of curiosity I just went out in the garage and tried this. I heard no clicks or clicking from the alarm module...just the big clunks as the doors locked and unlocked. No help I guess but that's what I got. Interior lights come on when unlocking the doors.
OK Guys I was quoted approx $100 to have the control tested via their PST2/PIWIS tester to have the fualt pin pointed/and/or returned from 'Sports Car Handover' routine in the 'special functions menu'. I have to have the car at their place a week from today and will let you know the outcome. Thanks again to all posters.
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