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WTB: Immobilizer waterproof case
Looks like the waterproof cases for the 986/996 immobilizer are no longer in production (theres a harness extension fix in the works instead).
Anyone have one they'd like to sell? Ive dealt with 2 immobilizers getting wet and its enough of a PITA that Id rather shell out for a waterproof solution that doesnt involve drilling holes into the floor. Thanks! |
986 Immobilizer waterproof case for 986/996
I have a spare if you're still looking..
$280.00 Shipped. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1737630399.jpg |
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Thanks all! Found a unit yesterday!
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Update: Still looking for a case. Thanks!
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Does no one any longer clean their drains?
Asking for a friend. |
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Now just trying to prevent another reoccurrence. These waterproof cases were selling up until the new year for $150 so just looking for anyone that has one lying around they decided not to install. |
Meanwhile consider drilling a drain hole under the seat and inserting a drain tube.
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1739198581.jpg For my Off-Roadster I also coated the seal of the module with silicone grease, then put it in a heavy zip-lock bag sealed with tape. With multiple intrusions of water and mud into the car, the immobilizer module has remained pristine. http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02...1739198746.jpg |
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Remains in my parts bin. SoCal, ya know. ;) :cheers: |
Drain holes clear?
Check all four!
David |
Check out this link, I got one many years ago
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