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  1. Loren
    If you need to move the car between the brake bleeding of each wheel - the only reliable brake you will have will be the hand brake. Please be very careful if you decide to do that. If you don't use jack stands - then for safeties sake put the tire/wheel under the car while you work on it.
  2. Loren
    1. Yes, you can do one wheel at a time - in the proper sequence. 2. A small wrench will work fine. 3. You will need less new brake fluid (less intermixing) if you remove most of the old fluid from the reservoir first. 4. You should see no bubbles when the fluid is coming out bleed valve. If you see bubbles then it is not yet clear of air. You should have a nice firm brake pedal.
  3. Loren
    Try 0015 or 0013
  4. Loren
    http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=14446 There are two fuses for the radio - one on the panel near the left door sill and the other is on the back of the radio (requires removing the radio).
  5. Loren
    Could be a blown fuse. CDR-23 does not have a code to enter it just syncs with the DME.
  6. Loren
    The only way you can tell 100% (especially on a used car) is with the VIN and the engine serial number.
  7. Loren
    I do not know if my program works on CDR-32. Do you know if your security code is normally 4 digit?
  8. Loren
    I had the VIN checked and what I posted is what it said.
  9. Loren
    CDC-3 is the CD Changer - it that serial number from your radio or CD changer? I need the radio serial number...
  10. Loren
    Try 4675 or 4673
  11. Loren
    Sorry, you can only get PCM codes from a Porsche dealer.
  12. Loren
    anyone know how to get the serial # from from 02 996tt ?? steroe -there is no tp button... thanks dean What is the model number on the front of the radio?
  13. Loren
    P1514 Idle Air Control Valve Opening Coil - Open Circuit Possible causes: - Break in wiring. - IAC valve faulty. - DME control module faulty P1551 Idle Air Control Valve Closing Coil - Open Circuit Possible causes: - Break in wiring. - lAC valve faulty. - DME control module faulty
  14. Loren
    That car is a not a "Turbo S". It does have the X50 engine package. Please check the 2005 TT order guides (that you can download here) for the differences. M96.70-645 is a 309KW (420HP) engine. The G96.50 is the standard 6 speed TT transmission.
  15. Loren
    Try 5515 or 5513
  16. Loren
    :welcome: With all due respect I don't agree that - "Remember, the only thing that caused this was a dead battery." I think that what caused what you are seeing is "She had to get it jump started..." You can check all the fuses in the small panel down by the left door sill - but it sounds like the "zap" at jump start may have wiped one or more of the cars computers. You likely need to find someone with a PST or PIWS diagnostic tester. Is this a US car? Where are you located?
  17. Loren
    C00 - is in the country code list -- C00 is Germany. XER - are you sure it is not XEA or XE8? All of the other are in the list too? Are you sure you entered them as IXMZ etc. (per the instructions) ? XMZ - Rear section of center console in leather XSC - Porsche crest embossed into seat headrests XX2 - Illuminated foot well
  18. Loren
    M9670-642 is a 309 KW (or about 420 HP).
  19. Loren
    Yes, unless you wipe it off immediately.
  20. Loren
    Sorry, I do not know. Have not had a chance to compare them yet.
  21. Loren
    Try 5007 or 5005 Loren, I tried both along with 5009, 5011, 5003, 5013. None worked. Any other hints before I approach Becker (or keep going through the odd numbers)? PS checked the type and serial using the TP button and it matches the above. Thanks. Kerry Sorry, no. Your choices are your dealer or Becker.
  22. Loren
    On the 996 mufflers there were both part numbers and assembly numbers. The real part number was usually next to the Porsche logo (triangle with a P inside).
  23. Loren
    Those are sub-assembly numbers - what is the part number on your invoice?
  24. Loren
    Yes, lacquer will damage paint so be careful using it. It will take off the clear coat for sure and likely the base color if you rub.
  25. Loren
    The 996TT/GT2 parts are cheaper (here in the US) than the 997TT parts - so I would use the 996 GT2 parts.
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