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Alarm Fault

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When locking my 2005 Cayenne the led for the alarm status is saying there is a fault in the system (It flashes rapidly for 2 seconds, stays lit for 28 seconds and then flashes slowly) the manual says this indicates a fault in the system, can anybody point me in the right direction as to pinpoint where the problem or issue might be?   

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Porsche specific codes (codes other than emissions codes) require a more specialized tool.

 

Durametric (requires laptop) - $287

Autel MaxiSys MS906BT - $1350

Porsche PIWIS Tester (lease) - $18,000 per year

 

For the DIYer the Durametric is your best solution.

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