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Old 10-21-2014, 02:12 AM   #1
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I replaced the harness and installed an engine from an 03 boxster S, finally after 7 months I was ready to fire up the engine, but it did not. Everything on the electrical part is looking good, but when you turn the key the starter does not engage. I read that maybe I need to replace the switch key or reprogram the computer(DME?) to communicate with the engine. What do you think? any advice?
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If you have swapped either the DME or Immobilizer from one car to the other, you need some programing.
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Old 10-21-2014, 05:35 AM   #2
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If you have swapped either the DME or Immobilizer from one car to the other, you need some programing.
The key, immobilizer and the dmd all have to be mated.

I only mention the key specifically as I know of at least two incidences folks
contacted me about this issue -- and they forgot to get the key
programmed to be accepted by the immobilizer.

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