YOUR RESEARCHBad alarm module and associated problems
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Would a bad alarm module (mine got very wet after the drains backed up) cause the door locks, windows and convertible top to malfunction? Is everything tied together? My local mechanic says yes - that the alarm system senses something wrong and is working to protect the car. But somehow the top and windows SOMETIMES work. The door locks, not at all. It's now at the dealer getting a new module and keys. I'm hoping this solves everything.
Yes, alarm module controls doors and windows atleast, not sure about the top.
Yes. You might get lucky and have it working 100% after it's been thouroughly dried out.
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Yes, yes and yes. Here is more info on how a wet Immobilizer affects the car http://www.ecudoctors.com/porsche-99...m534-m535.html I'm crossing my fingers that you get a good deal from the dealership.
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