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Old 10-02-2010, 10:44 AM   #7
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Ouch!

in the mean time though, you need to find out WHY the immobilizer got wet. Unless you left the car or window open during a downpour, you need to find out why there is water under the driver's seat to begin with. Most likely culprit are clogged drains in the soft top reservoir or a tear in the cavity's apron.

Detials on Drain Cleaning Here from Mike Focke's Boxster Page


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