YOUR RESEARCH2003 996 Turbo locking doors
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Guys anybody know how to lock the doors on 996T without activating the alarm? im aware double clicking key fob deactivates internal mobile sensors but I’m going on 8 hour ferry so not sure this is sufficient? according to the car manual locking with the fob or the key sets the alarm. Also after 2 mins of being unlocked the car locks itself & sets the alarm too. any ideas? Can it be done? Ferry is 2200 BST tonight!! thank in advance
Can't be done, I'm afraid. The best you can do is, as you say, double lock it to disable the interior sensor. By the way, it only re-locks if you unlock a locked car and don't open the driver's door.
Have been on a ferry in my 911 so many times and have not had a problem with motion induced alarm activation.
Yup thought so Richard. Thanks for confirming ??
Thanks everyon. replies appreciated
I just lock mine with the key in the door lock, and I have never had a problem even on rough crossings !
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