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Loren

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  1. Only the early MY99 (US) cars had amber lens(es) (not bulbs). My June 99 build Carrera and all later Carrera's had clear (H2) headlights and tail lights. I upgraded to Litronics have which always been clear.
  2. More than you will ever want to know... DuPont Krytox®
  3. That is the plastic cover that supposed to go in the black plastic cover over your firewall/battery/firewall. It is supposed to allow you to read the VIN easier. :lol: Mine fell off a long time ago... it's in my toolbox now.
  4. Unless you can find a used one on eBay or at a salvage yard you are looking at: 996 653 101 03 EFR CLIMATE CONTROL UNIT $617.14 (retail Dec 2004)
  5. 986 605 115 01 Throttle Body $332.85 (retail as of Dec 2004)
  6. See the Brake/Clutch Bleeding DIY here
  7. If so, the information has not yet hit http://www-odi.nhtsa.dot.gov/cars/problems/recalls/ or http://www.consumerreports.org/main/search/recalls.jsp
  8. Sent you a PM...
  9. Looks like it is Basalt Black Metallic (unless it is marked wrong)...
  10. 2.5, 2.7, or 3.2 liter?
  11. Do mean the INSIDE mirror? or the OUTSIDE mirrors? (Porsche sells both)
  12. For MY99 to MY01 you will need: Item 1 - 986 552 113 02 A10 Carpet Lining (black) Item 2 - 999 507 533 02 Clamps (2 or 4 I think) Item 3 - 986 552 513 02 A10 Left Carpet Cover (black) Item 3 - 986 552 514 02 A10 Right Carpet Cover (black) Item 5 - 986 552 241 02 A03 Cover (black plastic) or Item 5 - 986 552 127 00 A11 Cover in Leather (black)
  13. They are not factory (or optional) wheels for the 996 series. I do not know the brand.
  14. I think your car is a 993 (not a 996) and I think the problem you describe is fairly common on 993's. Here is a copy of post from the PCA website where a person fixed this problem without spending a lot of money.
  15. Loren, do you know how much porsche charges for the mirrors? I'd imagine its quite a bit since their markup on CF is rediculous. The "retail" prices I have (as of Dec 2004) are: 996 731 619 30 Left Door Mirror (Carbon) $966.24 996 731 620 30 Right Door Mirror (Carbon) $966.24 It pays to shop around - try Sunset Imports (link at top of the page). They sell at dealer cost plus 15% handling and shipping cost -- AND -- no sales tax.
  16. The click is normal. This is the microswitch on the clutch pedal that keeps you from accidentally starting the car with the car in gear.
  17. Have alook at this thread
  18. Do you mean like this?
  19. We will need a photo and/or the part number on the wheel to tell you.
  20. Here are some instructions for the OBC stalk hack which includes the steering wheel removal and replacement. Good photos of each step. I think Dan at D2 Performance did this step by step. OBC Stalk/Steering Wheel Instructions
  21. 1 quart every 1000 miles is considered "normal" by Porsche. If you are using more than that I would start looking for leaks.
  22. Relay position 8 on the DME relay panel. Fuse is a 40A fuse on the same panel. The DME panel is under a metal plate that you get to behind the rear seats.
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