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  1. Yes - Cayenne, Boxster, Carrrera, GT3, TT and GT2 all use the same coolant.
  2. RMG Enterprises - Sunnyvale - (408) 738-2060 C.T. Automotive - Campbell - (408) 377-3885 Fastlane Porsche - Santa Cruz - (831) 477-7510
  3. If that radio is like the later Becker/Alpine (made for Porsche) radios then there is a setting in the radio that can turn that off. Do you have the CR-1 manual that came with your car? If so, check near the back of the manual.
  4. Loren

    Cup Rotors?

    Sorry, I don't have a 2000 Cup Car Book only a 2000 GT3 R Book - which is a different animal.
  5. Follow up: I talked to the California Insurance Commissioners office and they said I needed to contact the state of Hawaii (which is the where the legal actions are taking place). I went to the Hawaii site and filed a claim. They sent me an email response a couple days later and saying I am now on their list of "potential claimants". The latest info can be found at: http://www.primeguard.hawaii.gov/
  6. Not much different in MY02 to MY03. Radio, optional amps, minor instrument and climate control display changes. Running gear (engine, transmission, suspensions) did not change.
  7. With your car VIN, the PCM serial number and proof of ownership - any dealer should be able to lookup your code.
  8. Draw should be 30-40 ma. If it is more then you will have to start pulling fuses until you find the circuit with the draw. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...indpost&p=36570
  9. You remember that with the PST2 you always have to read the fault then clear it in that order? If you do other functions then come back to erase faults it won't do it. I'm trying to remember a thing with PCM1/2 where you have to clear the fault - turn the ignition off (removing the key) - then put the key in and read it again before it will show as erased. You are right the diagnostics say it is the amp. I have heard of some amp failures but those have usually been total sound failures.
  10. MY06 Cayenne Turbo S Order Guide for both US and Canada added today.
  11. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...indpost&p=27829
  12. Try Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost (at the top of every page). Sunset Imports usually has the best prices anywhere.
  13. 996.106.147.56 Coolant tank -- retail $255.79 (as of Jan 2006) 996.106.447.01 Cap -- retail $17.05 (as of Dec 2005) You shouldn't need the switch unless it is broken. 996.641.503.00 Switch -- retail $13.90 (as of Dec 2005) (corrected tank number for MY99-00)
  14. Loren

    Cup Rotors?

    You asked for the Cup Car rotors - those are the numbers from my 2003 Cup Car parts list.
  15. Uh... the parts list says the front shocks and springs changed part numbers in MY04. The rear shocks also changed for MY04. So, I am not sure how much of a difference that will make.
  16. 996.512.109.05 Drive Mechanism -- retail $992.03 (as of Dec 2005) item 12 in diagram (motor is item 13) I am sure Sunset can get you a better price...
  17. 996.624.151.00 Spoiler Motor -- retail $131.77 (as of Dec 2005) Hmm... maybe they got the part and labor mixed up?
  18. What is your model year? C2 or C4? US or RoW car?
  19. That is the correct part number for the switch for Boxster, Carrera, GT3, TT and GT2. The Boxster shares many parts with the Carrera - hence you will see many 996 numbers.
  20. So those little tabs sticking out on the sides don't push in or pull out?
  21. The stock knobs do not have a set screw -- only the optional knobs do. If you have a stock knob you will need to twist and pull up to get it off - to be safe open the top first - sometimes they come off with a jolt!
  22. Yes, for a MY00 40,000 miles. 6 ea -- 999 170 207 91 Spark Plugs (Beru 14FGR 6KQU) MY99-MY01
  23. I would use only Beru or Bosch - both are approved vendors.
  24. eGas cars do not have IAC - instead the throttle postioner opens the throttle butterfly just slightly at idle. It can get carbon'ed up too though.
  25. Are you sure it is not 696 - CD-RADIO "PORSCHE CDR 220"?
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