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You need to scan the car with a Porsche specific scan tool and see what it is trying to tell you, and the module(s) you already replaced will probably need to be coded to the car as well.

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The battery is new, and fuses test good, clutch switch is good, brake switch is good, and all relays test good.

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Replace will probably need

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You need to scan the car with a Porsche specific scan tool and see what it is trying to tell you, and the module(s) you already replaced will probably need to be coded to the car as well.

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The battery is new, and fuses test good, clutch switch is good, brake switch is good, and all relays test good.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2006 Carrera S 3.8 will not start. Looks like the Vapor cannister caught fire in the frunk and destroyed the wiring harness and front control module. I have made all repairs but will not try to start. This is what is going on. When I turn the key, nothing, no crank. Dash has Air bag light on with ABS light. Dash Information center displays depress clutch. This is what I have looked into. Every location that needs power, has it. The battery is new, and fuses test good, clutch switch is good, brake switch is good, and all relays test good. Alarm will lock and unlock, seam ok. Anything I am missing?

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You probably lost other modules with the harness was destroyed. You need to scan the car with a Porsche specific scan tool and see what it is trying to tell you, and the module(s) you already replaced will probably need to be coded to the car as well.

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This is what I was thinking, Thanks!

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