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Posted

hi!

I've had some problems with my 996 turbo 2001..

the alarm sets off on it's own..

I've installed a original cd/radio player, and changed the Alarm Control unit.

After this was done, the beep from the horn disappeared, no problems with the alarm starting on it's own..

about a week later, once again the alarm went off..

what I've discoverd later on, is that I had several mice in the car, the basterds are now all dead :-)

so, can mice set of the alarm? I guess there is a motion senor inside the car?

Kenneth

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Posted

Chances are you have wire(s) that has been chewed by the rodents and is shorting out.

Sorry to say but you pretty much have to search for the damage - although a PST2 or PIWIS tester might help narrow down the local by faults.

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Posted

There is no fault codes..

Is it possible that mice could set off the alarm while they are crawling around inside the car?

You can use a PST2 or PIWIS tester to check individual zones (even when there are no faults) this will narrow down where the fault is.

I doubt they are crawling around and setting it off more likely chewing or urinating.

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