Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 07:40:51 GMT From: "Geoff" <Jeffe_Verdenopsamail.com> Subject: Re: Alarm Diagnostics Instructions?
That's on the 900's -- where they did it right. We're talking about the 9000. And yes, you can disable it (I just unplugged the harness from the switch inside the door panel). But the switch IS convenient, I just don't like it live when the car is off/locked. klaus wrote in message <70l8t3$k7t$1nopsamsion.xmission.com>... >My 1990 convertible has two positions that the trunk lock can be left >in. One allows the lock to work with the door locks, with the other, >it is always locked and requires the key to be used on the trunk to >open it. Maybe they did this to allow the top to be left down yet the >trunk still locked safely. Seems if you want the back to only be >unlocked via the key, you could easily clip the wire to the lock >actuator. > >-klaus > > >
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