YOUR RESEARCHAttaching immobilizer to floor in 996
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Hi all! First post - I have a 996 Targa (2003), and the fellow who owned it before me unfortunately had a remote start put in - the installers spliced into the OEM harness. I've cleaned this all up nicely, but I cannot figure out how to attach the immobilizer unit back to the floor. I have the correct plastic pins, but it doesn't seem to align with the holes in the floor. If anyone has instructions or a photo, I would be most grateful. Thanks! J.
I remember somewhere on the ECUDoctors website there was a video showing how to install a waterproof case for the immobilizer, remove and install the immobilizer. I did not look long enough to find the video, but here is a link to their website http://www.ecudoctors.com/
Oh awesome thanks! Their video shows the position of the immobilizer on the floor - I think this should be enough for me to put things in the right place. J.
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