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tonyg 04-14-2006 06:18 PM

I NEVER leave my car unattended with the top down - I learned the hard way! In a matter of minutes my K40 was "removed" from my glove compartment along with my mobile phone charger (ha, ha, they thought the coiled cord belonged to the K40 which was hard wired). All this with my "red clip" in place..........

tonyg 04-14-2006 06:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bxstr-lvr
I have an 05 and I leave my top down all the time - what is the little red clip a few of you have mentioned.?

The "little red clip" clips into the latch when the top is down and "fools" the car's alarm system into thinking that the top up so that the interior alarm is able to be armed when the top is down. It's available through your Porsche parts department.

mach schnell 04-14-2006 07:39 PM

don't the 987 models have a redesign that makes the alarm fxn when the top is down, therefore, bypassing the need for the red clip?

luxury1 04-15-2006 05:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bxstr-lvr
I have an 05 and I leave my top down all the time - what is the little red clip a few of you have mentioned.?

I am new to this also. Is the red clip code for activated alarm?

mquillen 04-16-2006 05:41 AM

It seems that there are some options available on lesser roadsters to prevent encroachment, or at least punish it.

http://www.mx5.co.nz/attitude/video/MX5icecream320_200bps.wmv
http://www.mx5.co.nz/attitude/video/mx5club320_100bps.wmv


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