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Loren

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  1. Not with the right tools and small hands.
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  3. If the pedal is much harder than it was - that is a sure sign the clutch disc is gone. Best to get it fixed before any damage is done to the flywheel.
  4. Probably - I seem to remember a value of 100 ohm resister.
  5. From your VIN... Front pads (18" rotors): 955.351.939.14
  6. Please check your options list and see if it says" I1LK = 17" rotors or I1LL (or I1LK) = 18" rotors
  7. Enlarge the pic - it is taped down right above the electrical connector.
  8. Ok, got it. Sorry, I need to know if your front rotors are 17" or 18". Rear pads: 955.352.939.20
  9. Did you try Sunset Imports (Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost)?
  10. You can either put it behind the front wheel well liner (like it was from the factory) or you can do what I did and put it behind the front bumper with a piece of fishing line tied to the end and the wrapped around the tow point plug. If I ever need to release mine - I just pop the tow plug out and pull the fishing line until I can pull the cable. The choice is yours...
  11. If you are changing the DME connector you will need one of these tools. http://www.etoolcart.com/index.asp?PageAct...amp;ProdID=8893
  12. 9538/1 works either way. You fasten 9538/1 toothed segment to the crankcase using an M12 x 50 hexagon-head bolt (fine thread).
  13. I would email the folks at Brey-Krause (http://www.bkauto.com/). They have likely made brackets for most seats.
  14. Have a look at the Porsche Standard Tools list. Available to Contributing Members to download here. And/or Porsche Workshop Equipment here.
  15. You usually find it on the Maintenance Manual sticker, the sticker under the front hood and on the chassis near the left front light (inside the carpet of the front trunk). See diagram below...
  16. :welcome: :lol: :lol: :lol: Sorry, to laugh but your dealer must not read their TSBs (Porsche Technical Service Bulletins). They need to read TSB 1/00 701 Noises In The Dashboard Area -- dated 6-30-00. This TSB has series of fixes for dash noises and is 9 pages long. Contributing Members here can view all the TSBs online.
  17. 996.653.101.06 or 996.653.101.08 or 996.653.101.09 Will all work and match properly.
  18. The rear cable is behind the left rear taillight.
  19. Sorry, I do not understand 08/2003. What model year and front or back or both?
  20. Loren

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    :welcome: Both look great!
  21. :welcome: I had a 1974 2.0 liter RoW spec car - loved it - wish I still had it.
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