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  1. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=42702
  2. For a MY06 Boxster (987): 987.803.033.02.V02 Left seatbelt in speed yellow -- MSRP CDN $330.95 987.803.034.01.V02 Right seatbelt in speed yellow -- MSRP CDN $330.95 (prices as of November 2006)
  3. Carnewal.com sells a kit with the parts assembled and ready to put on the car. I don' think Porsche has a kit. You would need to buy shocks, springs, additional springs, upper support mount for the fronts. And for the rears shocks, springs, compensating plates, and upper ring support. Essentially all the X73 parts and assemble them.
  4. I don't see it listed as separate item - only the whole switch assembly. Try JeffClark@sunsetimports.com. He may have a better idea if you can order just the lever.
  5. Please do not double post - I answered your question here.
  6. We have added and/or updated TSBs in the following categories today (16 total): Boxster (986) - 1 Boxster (987) - 3 Cayman (987c) - 3 Carrera (996) - 1 Carrera (997) - 5 Cayenne - 2 Other - 1
  7. Try our Search feature - it works really well ;) http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=10388
  8. If you are talking about the trim around the shifter base - it just pulls up. It is held in by clips. Make sure you find any clips that fall off and reattach them.
  9. None of the items you mention are factory installed options. They maybe actual Porsche parts but not factory installed. Is the car a US car or ? Use the our VIN decoder here to see what the car originally shipped as. Then look under the front hood for the option codes sticker and you can look up the factory options here.
  10. You likely need to remove the alarm wire from the new radio harness (since it does not support it). Look for a Brown/Blue wire from the original radio connector and remove the pin and tape it (or cut and tape the wire). If the alarm still chirps then you likely need to hook up the Durametric Software, PST2 or PIWIS tool and see where it says the fault(s) are.
  11. For a MY98 RoW car you need tank part number: 996.106.147.56 This is a third generation tank for the pre MY01 cars. I do not think a MY01 and newer tank will fit in the older cars without some modification(s). (If they did, Porsche would not carry two tanks in inventory - just one).
  12. Yes, Wurth Silver wheel paint will match well. You will also need Wurth Clear coat.
  13. ABS Fault 4440 -- Steering-angle sensor - The PSM function is switched off. - The ABS function is switched off - The ESD function is switched off - The ASR function is switched off "If the fault codes 4400 Transverse acceleration sensor, 4420 Rate of turn sensor and 4440 Steering-angle sensor are displayed together, there may be an open circuit in the circuit to control module terminal 39." If you want the full diagnostic procedure - send me a PM.
  14. Tips from past Work On Cars Days... 1. Make sure you have all of your parts - and that they are the right parts. 2. If you are changing fluids (oil, brake fluid, etc.) - plan to bring something to carry them away in. 3. Plan to clean up any spills or mess you make. 4. Help us plan ahead - tell us what you want to do. Depending on the number of people/cars we try not to take on anything that will take more than a couple of hours each.
  15. Try LA Dismantlers or Parts Heaven in Northern Ca.
  16. With or without AC? US/Canada car or RoW?
  17. You will need the switch and the proper relay. Check your PSE relay. If your relay ends in 01 or 02 then it will work with the switch. If it end in 00 then it won't.
  18. Possibly... but won't the fuel pressure regulator negate that?
  19. Under performing seal, Article by Phil White
  20. It is easy and only requires a flat blade screwdriver. The process is the same for Carrera, Boxster, GT2, GT3, and TT. http://boxsters.addr.com/hacks/clear_sidemarkers.htm
  21. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?a...int_menu_car997
  22. C4S uses the TT running gear - totally different.
  23. We have added the US and Canadian GT3 RS order to the MY07 Order guides available to download. You can find them here.
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