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Posted (edited)

hi everyone. i have a quick and easy question. on my 2000 porsche boxster 2.7l the ignition harness there are 3 ignition wires

 

igniiton 1 ( black wire)

ignition 2 (blk/ylw wire)

ignition 3 (orange wire)

 

which one of these wires is the wire that engages the starter?

Edited by Jay Jemmytwoshaudy Greene
  • Admin
Posted

thanks loren. has anyone or do you know of a way to bypass the immobilizer

 

Do you mean how to steal a Porsche? 

I do not think that will get any public replies (and if it does we will remove them).

 

You need to find out what the problem is using a diagnostic tool like Durametric or a Porsche PST2. We are happy to help with that.

  • 3 years later...
Posted

I need the same info.

 

Started he up this morning & drove her out the garage to do some work on her.

This afternoon:

1) Ignition on all good battery ok.
2) Turn key & nothing. No dimming of ignition lights.
3) Won't roll start
4) Drivers side window stays extended when door open
5) Checked all relevant fuses & all ok
6) Removed battery terminal for 5 mins & reconnected...no change.

7) Plugged in Durametric & no Fault codes. Does this meas it's probably the ignition switch?

Got me stuffed atm

Posted

Check fuses C1 to C4 and E1. Also bypass the clutch interlock switch is you have one. Try another key. If not those, it's likely the ignition switch then.

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