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YOUR RESEARCHSecurity System triggeres randonly- can it be disabled? - 986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners
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Disconnect alarm horn in mine
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Adjust sensitivity of the sensors, you would think
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On my Audi I can adjust the sensitivity of the sensors, you would think that there would be a way to do the same on a 986.
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Disconnect alarm horn, anyone know where
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Ill try to defeat the interior motions sensors, and also disconnect the alarm horn, anyone know where to find that horn?
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Set off the alarm, i can't address
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and if bugs are setting off the alarm, I can't address that...
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hi I have a 2007 base boxster.
Over the years I have noticed that the alarm (siren and blinking lights) seems to trigger randomly, but infrequently.. it happened about once per year. but since I un-garaged the car this year, it has happened twice (in my own garage) in as many weeks so I need to address it. The simplest solution would be to completely disable the security system... does anyone know how to do so?
thanks
Thanks... I don't have an aftermarket stereo... and if bugs are setting off the alarm, I can't address that...
I am worried that if the alarm goes off when I am at work I may return to find a dead battery, and I am not at all worried that my car will be stolen because I only park in secure garages.. so does any one know if it is possible to completely disable the security system ? Perhaps by pulling a fuse?
Up at the top of the wind shield, close to the top latch are two oval plastic windows. They cover the motion detectors. You can pop them out and stuff tissue to under them to block the IR motion detectors vision. Give that a try.
No chance the alarm button on a key fob happened to get pressed accidentally?
I walked into a conference room at work for a meeting with an important customer. I sat down. Just then a car alarm went off from behind my head. I looked out the window and it was my car. Somehow the key fob in my pocket got pressed. I figured it out quickly and the meeting went on.
It can happen.
I've also heard of such being triggered by passing cars, neighbors electronics, etc.
I am not aware of any way to disable the entire security system.
If you remember, the transponder in the key fob, the immobilizer under the driver's seat, and the ECU/DME all have to communicate to enable the car to start. If you removed power to the immobilizer, then the ECU won't allow the car to start (which makes sense because then a car thief could defeat the wireless transponder portion of the security system by simply removing a fuse).
New post, old thread. My alarm goes off every time a firetruck goes by my complex, which is often since the fire station is right around the corner. I believe this is happening by either vibrations from the street or from the siren itself.
Has anyone found a way to disable the alarm completely through the OBDII?
I also like to disable the Siren on my 986 2.5. I have located the siren but just wondering if there are any procedures for removing it? If I just disconnect it will the siren go off will the battery die?
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