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  1. Try 4967 or 4965
  2. I disagree - if you can do an oil change then you can do both minor and major service too. i agree the services can be done on ones own....but should a problem arise...cant the dealer blame it on not servicing it at porsche and void warranty? Not unless something silly is done like forgetting to put oil back in.
  3. Most likely a cracked coolant tank. The water pump sometimes leaks too. Those are the first two I would check.
  4. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=60336
  5. Yes, it does mount above the mirror mount and the wires run into the upper console with the mirror wires (if you have self-dimming) - so they likely look like one. From the Installation TSB... "The rain sensor functions according to an optical principle. It is fastened to the inner side of the windshield near the interior mirror and mounted in the swept area of the windshield wiper. (Figure 1). The rain intensity is measured with infrared light, and the windshield wiper pause intervals are controlled automatically."
  6. No you do not have to be a Contributing Member. At the bottom of a new post you will see a Browse button. Click that button and find the image you want to upload. Once selected - use the Upload button to actually upload the image to the site here. Then you can use the Manage Current Attachments (drop down list) to add the image to exact location that oyu want it in the message (use the + sign to add it). Likewise you use the X sign to remove an image. If you do not use the plus sign to add the image it will still show up - it will just be at the end of your message.
  7. can that really be the problem? i noticed lately that every time i fill up i get a code soon after, 0446 i believe, and now i started getting these 2 that were discussing here... P0446 EVAP Canister Shutoff Valve (Function) - Below Lower Limit Possible causes: - Purge air line blocked. - Flow resistance of EVAP canister too high.
  8. Yes, those are for widebody cars and have different offsets.
  9. Can you take a pic for us?
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  11. That is the part number for the PASM option - for both cars.
  12. I disagree - if you can do an oil change then you can do both minor and major service too.
  13. The front springs are the same part number. The rear springs are different part numbers. I do not know how the rears are different - but is is likely related to rear weight ratio in the Cayman.
  14. Ok, you have lost me. Your car is a MY03 996 so it's cluster should look like this. Item 4 is the light that lights up when the cruise in ready mode. Where is this other light again?
  15. Those are all the connectors and their wire colors on the left seat.
  16. Did your car have heated seats before? If not the wiring may not be in your harness. or it could be the lumbar support option. Likely need the model and model year from the donor car and the wire colors of the two wires (to look it up).
  17. Try 8799 or 8797
  18. I just ran it again - same number 8825. The radio code will not me on the keys - those are the key numbers. Sorry, looks like you need to call your dealer or Becker.
  19. It only lights when the cruise stalk button is pushed.
  20. They should test the cluster using a PST2. It is possible that it got a voltage spike and is now ruined. If you had over 62.14 miles on the odometer then it can not be reset by a dealer or PST2 (or PIWIS) tester. Only a certified speedometer shop could reset it. Like I said I quest whether the cluster is fully functional - so it needs to be tested. They can clear the airbag fault with a PST2 easily. You need to post the radio serial number in the "Lost Radio Code" thread and I will give you the best guess for your code.
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  22. As I recall red is the horn and yellow is the airbag.
  23. Try 9134 or 9132 I was finally able to drive for an hour so I can type the code suggested but they don't seem to work, any other suggestions? Thanks Did you read this thread? There are others suggestions you can try before calling a dealer or Becker (I believe Becker still charges $30 and some dealers are free and some charge).
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