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Replying to: popeye4 (Dec 01, 2006 2:42 pm) I'm surprised that the anti theft system would arm without that bumper. Wouldn't the computer "think " that the hood was open? |
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Replying to: popeye4 (Dec 01, 2006 2:42 pm) If so, that does make sense and I never would have thought to even look there  Looking forward to hearing that this did, indeed, correct your problem. Had a similar problem with a Ford (I know it's a FORD and you don't have to say it) 1999 Windstar. After multiple trips to the dealership about every 4-5 months with no fix in sight...I just got rid of it. |
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The service manager was correct in that installation of the small rubber knob solved my problem. The car sat in my garage for 15 straight days before I successfully started it! I feel so relieved! Any way, I don't totally understand how this theft deterrent system works, but without this rubber knob, the system never really was armed. After arming (with the key fob), the red light on the upper dash should remain a solid red color for about 25-30 seconds, at which point it will then begin blinking. If anyone rips open any door, trunk lid, or hood, the system will go into alarm (lights flash, horn blows etc.) Before this knob was installed, the light just blinked continuously, the car was really "unarmed" and the battery was slowly being drained. There is no under hood light in this model, and apparently the switches for the doors and trunk are part of some internal devices installed for these things (maybe trunk lamp, door locks etc.). Anyway, I now feel safe in pronouncing my car "A-Okay".
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Replying to: popeye4 (Dec 14, 2006 5:56 pm) Thanks for the info. I have same problem with my Chrysler Seebring. I will now look to see if there is a similar switch, athough my anti theft works fine. |
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| I went to my dealer to get the limp home code for my 07 Unlimited and the service department told me that the immobilizer systems were not yet active on the 07 Azeras, even though it is discussed extensively in the owners handbook. Any one else found anything out about he immobilizer system, limp home codes, etc?? | |
| Hello, I had mine set on my 06, the dealer was a little confused at first, then set it. If I can remember the code, and all, maybe it will be a help in the future. CMB. | |
Anyone need a Factory '06 Electrical Troubleshooting Manual?
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Replying to: grayfox (Oct 09, 2007 12:29 pm) Yes! How does one obtain one?
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Replying to: floridabob1 (Oct 09, 2007 2:31 pm) |
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Replying to: grayfox (Oct 09, 2007 5:07 pm) Has anyone heard of this problem?
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