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Loren

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  1. No, you must drive the car (it has been covered many several times in this thread).
  2. Those instructions (as well as all TSBs) are available here to view by our Contributing Members.
  3. On what model and year of car? 07 997S...thanks Yes, then you remove the 3 pins and and push the four tabs out.
  4. Try the alignment tool? http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=16446
  5. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...dpost&p=379 http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...dpost&p=410
  6. Can you be more specific about the wing? The GT3 Mk1 wing (some call the taco wing)? or the late model high wing?
  7. Is a short shifter kit installed (i.e. B&M or Porsche or ?)?
  8. Where exactly is the leak? Are you sure it is not the coolant tank?
  9. MY06 997 Coupe in silver - Left rear: 997.803.035.03.U01 Right rear: 997.803.036.03.U01
  10. If you can find someone with a PST2 or PIWIS have them check the exact coding for the seat belts. They should be coded as "active". If that is not it then either both seat belts are bad (not likely) or the airbag control unit may be bad.
  11. Approved oils (on Porsche's list) as of April 2007 include only - Synthetic oils that are: 0W-40 5W-40 5W-50 The Porsche TSB supersedes any manuals statements. Any of the listed oils will work fine.
  12. It is like a breakout box for the DME. I suggest you borrow one from a shop - Porsche tools tend to be very pricey.
  13. Get me the serial number and we can give it a try... I got two numbers from the back of the unit itself: POCR-1R0821899 V40821899B Dan '86 928S 5-spd w/LSD '93 968 Tiptronic Do you know if it is a 4 digit code? If so, try 0827 or 0825 Yes, I'm sure it's a 4-digit code since I've entered them before on other CR-1's. Unfortunately, with these radios you can only enter digits 1 - 6 so I would have no way of entering those codes. Thanks anyway :) Dan '86 928S 5-spd w/LSD '93 968 Tiptronic I don't know if this will be of any help, but I do have a busted CR-1 here which I know the code to: POCR-1P0114389 V30114389B Code 1226 Could you use this as a cross-reference of sorts? Dan '86 928S 5-spd w/LSD '93 968 Tiptronic Sorry... none of my decoders handle 6 digit results. You can try here - although they do charge for the service. http://www.car-audio-accessories.co.uk/por...radio-codes.php
  14. Get me the serial number and we can give it a try... I got two numbers from the back of the unit itself: POCR-1R0821899 V40821899B Dan '86 928S 5-spd w/LSD '93 968 Tiptronic Do you know if it is a 4 digit code? If so, try 0827 or 0825
  15. Get me the serial number and we can give it a try...
  16. You need to find someone with a PST2 or PIWIS tester and they need to code (turn on) that feature in your car. I have done it many times and it takes 5 minutes at most. Where are you located?
  17. Folks there is a thread here of people that have well over 100,000 miles on their Porsche's and I think a couple with over 200,000 miles. IMHO - All of these articles should taken as they are "an opinion" not a statement of fact. If you look at any car maker from Jeep to Mercedes to Ferrari - they all have some problems.
  18. thanks for the reply. i'll check into a repair manual set. it might be just what i need. i understand that it's at least 1000 pages. nothing like a little light reading. :) Last time I checked it was over 5855 pages plus schematics...
  19. P0343 Camshaft Position Sensor 1 – Above Limit Potential causes: – Short circuit to B+ Check the connector/wiring. Check signal wire from DME control module, pin III/20, to CMP sensor for short circuit to B+. 1. Connect special tool 9637 to wiring harness (DME control module connector). 2. Remove connector of CMP sensor. 3. Connect voltmeter to special tool 9637, pin III/20, and ground. Switch on the ignition. Display: 0 V If battery voltage is displayed, check wiring harness for chafing and pinching damage.
  20. My name is Loren. Try 3274 or 3272 Loren, I tried the codes and they didn't seem to work. I'll retry in the morning after the "WAIT" disappears again. I might have mistyped. Sorry about the name mispell. I noticed right after I posted it. I have a friend named "Lauren" as well, so my fingers are just used to typing it. Thank you again for your help. Mike Read the other posts here for other options of the codes don't work.
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