You might have a loose ground somewhere, or a melted bulb harness or ground. That used to happen a lot with my other car.
This is so weird..
Last nite the car was parked as usual.. I came this morning to start up and as soon I turned on the ignition, the head lights were flashing! Like on.. off.. on.. off.. on.. off..
I was like :shock: what!!!!!!!!!!
Anyone know wth was that about???????????
You might have a loose ground somewhere, or a melted bulb harness or ground. That used to happen a lot with my other car.
~Lady Driven~
maybe your car thinks its teh po-po?Originally Posted by haleemul
-Chris
Or maybe you set off the alarm??
Chip
2000 Basalt Black Metallic GTZ
(Paint Code: Porsche LC9Z)
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my bulb connecters were shitty like that to, they melted and it did that.
Yah but the funny thing is.. i let it run after ignition for 5mins.. then turned off.. and waited for a minute.. then restarted and it was fine :S.. ! ! !
What is up with that lol..............
factory alarm was going off
also a little thing should flash on your cluster. looks like a key
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I think I said that 3 posts upOriginally Posted by QnzMostWanted
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Chip
2000 Basalt Black Metallic GTZ
(Paint Code: Porsche LC9Z)
Genuine experience carries a lot more credibility than the ability to answer a question.
wtf do i got an alarm? i got a de lol
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probably not.Originally Posted by duh2150
Stop huffing glue.Originally Posted by duh2150
I had the same problem. Check the under hood anti-theft sensor. It is the black button looking switch about half way down the drivers side engine compartment against the side where the upper part of the fender mounts, easy to find and by itself. The bracket that supports it is poorly engineered and flimsy. Try bending it up a tad and see if that resolves it.
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