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Hey Sean, looking at photo #18, what are those little button like things on the aft top of your door panel? some kind of sensor? Not all 911's seem to have that.
Hey Sean, looking at photo #18, what are those little button like things on the aft top of your door panel? some kind of sensor? Not all 911's seem to have that.
His car has "entry and drive" like my car, wonder if the sensor is related to that option
Hey Sean, looking at photo #18, what are those little button like things on the aft top of your door panel? some kind of sensor? Not all 911's seem to have that.
Originally Posted by desmotesta
His car has "entry and drive" like my car, wonder if the sensor is related to that option
Originally Posted by Viper pilot
Not sure but possibly. Some cars have those "sensors" and some don't so you could be right.
It is the alarm readiness light. The red led will flash when the alarm is set to let a would be thief know the alarm is set and will go off if he tries to break in.
Ah ok. Thanks. Since all cars of this generation I believe have the alarm system but not all of them have that alarm readiness light, is it a special ordered configuration?
Ah ok. Thanks. Since all cars of this generation I believe have the alarm system but not all of them have that alarm readiness light, is it a special ordered configuration?
That 'Alarm Light' is located on the dash unless the car is configured with 'entry and drive' feature. In that case the Alarm Light is located in the top aft or each door.
That 'Alarm Light' is located on the dash unless the car is configured with 'entry and drive' feature. In that case the Alarm Light is located in the top aft or each door.