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2006 911 C2 - 6spd cant start - possible alarm?


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Hey Guys,

I have some very specific question about my 2006 911 C2 and I am not sure where to post. Can someone point me in the right direction?

1. anyone have the alarm disable their car from starting after a battery replacement.

2. the battery may not have been the culpret - I checked each fuse by removing them and visually inspecting all fuses.

a. I am at a loss, my car runs perfect, not its at the dealership in a no start condition.

3. the thing that started all this is the electronic solenoid in the front bumper that unlatches the trunk withe the key fob kept running continuously. so to stop it, I disconnected the batt. Stuff is going from bad to worse. I had a great running race car with a simple fault and now - thanks to my self inflated mechanical abilities - I now have the car of my dreams that won't start.

thank you all,

Jason

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