In the car, which definitely looks like it's been fitted aftermarket. Unfortunately there are few markings on it other than "Microart Solutions Canada".

It's been wired in well with an inline fuse, but it#s definitely not 'factory' wiring...

Any ideas???

ps... have googled them and it's the manufacturer, but no details on their site as it looks like they prototype or small volume build PCBs...



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Any photos of the works? Might be able to figure out what it does from combination of components used. Or maybe not. Graham

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A1GSS wrote:

Any photos of the works? Might be able to figure out what it does from combination of components used. Or maybe not.

It's a sealed unit, so no screws to undo, which is making me think some kind of tracker... At this stage I don't particularly want to pull it to bits

I may remove it and see if it makes any difference.

Here is your answer:

http://www.lancerregister.com/showthread.php?t=303712

now you have to find the tracker !! .
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Cool... thanks for that