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Couple of Diagnostic Codes


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Ran the ol' Durametric software today to check a couple of things. Everything looked good except for the Alarm section. Got 3 codes.

25

W lead

Status: not present

Frequency Counter: 1

33

Interior Sensor faulty

Status: not present

Frequency counter: 2

60

Cetral locking limit position

Lock not reached

status: not present

Frequency Counter: 4

The top one looks like it may be a fluke? I dunno... the other 2.... not really sure about. I'm basically locking the vehicle with the key now (non-remote), sometimes I get one chirp, other times I don't get any chirps.

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Several alarm codes mean little or nothing.

The first one if you disconnect the battery - sometimes it occurs.

The second one seems to happen on Boxster's more than Carrera's - sometimes is a bad sensor and sometimes just a false code.

The last one is usually caused by pressing the lock on the key fob before the door is closed. Again no harm.

I usually just erase these and then see if they come back in 24 hours.

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Several alarm codes mean little or nothing.

The first one if you disconnect the battery - sometimes it occurs.

The second one seems to happen on Boxster's more than Carrera's - sometimes is a bad sensor and sometimes just a false code.

The last one is usually caused by pressing the lock on the key fob before the door is closed. Again no harm.

I usually just erase these and then see if they come back in 24 hours.

Thanks Loren, I'd clear them, and see if they come back. I'm guessing I have a bit of a "shoddy" interior sensor, it's been intermittent for some time, but just wanted to clarify.

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I think with fault code 33 just counts. I ordered a new infrared sensor from Sunset and the counter stopped advancing and alarm acted and worked normal again. Let me know if you decide to install a new one. I did a dyi 5 months back on MY98 and never posted the replacement procedure.

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I think with fault code 33 just counts. I ordered a new infrared sensor from Sunset and the counter stopped advancing and alarm acted and worked normal again. Let me know if you decide to install a new one. I did a dyi 5 months back on MY98 and never posted the replacement procedure.

Hey that'd be GREAT! If you know the part #(s) to order to that would help. What did it run you through Sunset?

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