Electrical issue help.....

[particlewave]

Originally Posted by p3230

But the car starts and runs I try to read the codes with the durametric and nothing shows up anymore. I had code 60 and 47 before but now nothing I replaced the ignition switch and it didn't change a thing. So that's why I think it's something with the key and the CLU.

The only "programming" it could possibly need would be adding a key to it. If your key was not programmed in the CLU, your car wouldn't start. Stop spreading false/bad info, please. When your misconceptions affect only you, that's fine. When you try to spread those misconceptions, you are affecting others by wasting their time and money.

[p3230]

Originally Posted by particlewave

The only "programming" it could possibly need would be adding a key to it. If your key was not programmed in the CLU, your car wouldn't start. Stop spreading false/bad info, please. When your misconceptions affect only you, that's fine. When you try to spread those misconceptions, you are affecting others by wasting their time and money.

Who died and made you god?

[particlewave]

Originally Posted by p3230

Who died and made you god?

I'm an engineer trying to use my expertise in electronics to help the OP, as I've done here for years, and your ill informed posts are detrimental.

In case you missed it, I was also trying to help you with your CLU issue. Not anymore, though.

[joekluger]

starter issue is resolved. when i cleaned the power distributor i forgot to attach the main cable that went to the engine... hence no power to the starter. working now. i did send the immobilizer out to get it checked.

[joekluger]

ECU and immobilizer tested good. Was told its a wiring problem in the car.. but where to look?

[joekluger]

Originally Posted by joekluger

ECU and immobilizer tested good. Was told its a wiring problem in the car.. but where to look?

Can someone help or if i can get a copy of the 2000 boxsters wiring diagram...