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  1. :welcome: As I recall the center slides forward and the two side ones slide up and off. The side ones can likely be pried off but the center should slide.
  2. The short chirp means that an alarm zone is open - usually the center console storage or a bad microswitch in the center console or front trunk lock (like on Chuck's car). There is no setting on the 996 series that causes an audible chirp on locking - just the opposite no chirp (lights flash) means all zones are armed.
  3. The headlight may not be seated correctly or the headlight mount may be broken. Take the headlight out and have a look. The corner reflector will just snap out.
  4. If you search here you will find several cases where insulation has fallen into the inlet under the pollen filter. A couple of bad motors but most are as above.
  5. Remove the headlight (see your owners manual). Then carefully snap the corner piece out.
  6. I would start by getting the battery load tested.
  7. The diagrams never show all the duplicate parts (for clarity I guess). Item 3 -- 999.507.020.01 Speed Nut -- MSRP $0.21 (each)
  8. Try Sunset Imports (Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost - link at top of page)
  9. As long as you have the correct size of Security Torx (the one with the oin in the middle).
  10. I would start by having your battery load tested.
  11. 996.631.042.00 Right mounting -- MSRP $89.09 Try the folks at Sunset Imports (Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost) for a much better price.
  12. The schematic says it is clipped to the heater box on the driver side.
  13. 87 octane? - your owners manual says 93 (or at least 91). I think you need to find someone that can look at your actual air flow, FRA TRA, and O2 sensor voltages.
  14. The only things between the fuse and the window motor are the switches and the relay. If the switches are not shorted or the relay is not bad then it has to be one of the motors.
  15. Maybe and maybe not. I've heard a little bit of seepage is normal. According to tech friend - Porsche actually sent a memo out telling them they were not going to honor warranty for changing water pumps that had the white crusty buildup and did not have broken impellers or cracked housings.
  16. The pump is in the left front fender. Either a hose has come off, or the pump is not working, or the tank is cracked and leaking.
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