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Old 03-06-2007, 04:57 PM   #8
MNBoxster
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Originally Posted by z12358
Jim, R-2035 was the only mount I could find for a 987. It can be mounted on the passenger side only with power seats. With standard seats it only goes on on the driver's side, for some reason.

What does "encasing the Alarm Module" mean and why would I want to do that?

Thx.
Z.
Hi,

There have been quite a few failures/shorts of the Alarm Modules on these cars. The module sits under the Drivers seat and gets wet if rain seeps in, the top is down in a storm or even from washing. The problem is the module (some $3500 to replace and reprogram) gets wet and shorts out. The car won't start and most of the electronics go screwy - pretty poor design considering it's a convertible.

My suggestion to one lister was to place the box in a Tupperware container drilled to accept the mounting points on the floor. This would allow as much as 1.5-2 inches of water before the Alarm Module was threatened. Simple, out-of-sight fix for a couple bucks vs $3500...

Happy Motoring!... Jim'99
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