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Any way to only set the car alarm only in the event of an actual break in?

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YOUR RESEARCHAny way to only set the car alarm only in the event of an actual break in?

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Check fault codes and verify programming

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I would have the car hooked up to a Porsche computer (PST2/PIWIS/durametric) to check for fault codes and verify programming.
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Use key it is normal

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If you use the key it is normal for the alarm to sound if the key is not inserted within ~20 seconds.
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Use remote

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Use the remote?
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I would have the car hooked up to a Porsche computer (PST2/PIWIS/durametric) to check for fault codes and verify programming.
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If you use the key it is normal for the alarm to sound if the key is not inserted within ~20 seconds.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

The alarm going off whenever I don't get the key in the ignition quickly enough or if I lock the car but don't close the trunk quick enough is irritating to put it mildly. These "features" are useless to me. I only want the alarm to go off if someone's actually breaking a window or bypassing the ignition. Any way to set this? Thanks

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Either your relock is programmed to short or there is something else amiss... perhaps compartment sensor, microswitch, or otherwise. I would have the car hooked up to a Porsche computer (PST2/PIWIS/durametric) to check for fault codes and verify programming.

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Use the remote? If you use the key it is normal for the alarm to sound if the key is not inserted within ~20 seconds.

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