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  1. Loren
    Currently no aftermarket manuals exist for the 996 Carrera (Boxster yes -- Carrera - no). The 996 Carrera manuals (as are all Porsche service manuals) are no longer printed and I doubt there are any still for sale. The manuals available online at Porsche's Tech website for purchase. Each section (i.e. engine part 1, engine part 2, fuel/exhaust system, etc., etc.) are $110 each as downloadable PDF files. Their are about 17 sections plus a section for each model years wiring diagrams. You can also get unlimited access to all the Porsche service manuals for a yearly $5,200 subscription. The manuals are very complete and quite good.
  2. Loren
    Have a look at TSB 4440 Summer Tires & Wheels. You will see what tire sizes Porsche approves fro which wheels. All of the Porsche 17" wheels for 996's are 7" and 9".
  3. Loren
    http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...post&p=2210
  4. Loren
    They all come prime coated - so it will need to be painted.
  5. Loren
    Leather color codes should 1 letter and two numbers - (i.e. C02 - steel grey, C51 - graphite grey, etc.)
  6. Loren
    Only TSB for the belt side of the crank is for the oil seal (FMS).
  7. Loren
    You can always use "Search (Subject/Titles) for" and enter "switch" in the TT TSB section. 2/03 2804 Replacement Ignition Switch -- dated Nov 24, 2003
  8. Loren
    Are you sure it is not the water pump?
  9. Loren
    New site feature (Acronym). You can find it on the lower left of the posting screen. Mouse over the underlined term (below) TSB
  10. Loren
    http://www.durametric.com/ It will also tell you where (exactly) the fault occurred. If you did not disconnect a seat belt connector or the steering wheel - it shouldn't have gone on. The fault code will tell you.
  11. Loren
    Did you remove a seat to put the short shifter in? If you did so and the key was in the ignition (even in the off position) then that likely caused the airbag light. Easy to reset with the Durametric Software or a shop with a PIWIS tester.
  12. Loren
    The parts list (for a replacement LSD transmission) says "22/40%".
  13. Loren
    Please do not cross post (see the Board Rules/Guidelines). Get a quote from Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost (Sunset Imports). I think you will find they have the best price.
  14. Loren
    And in the US Porsche generally warranties repairs for 2 years (from the time of the repair regardless of the original warranty).
  15. Loren
    Download it here
  16. Loren
    Probably not - unless your car has a history of related problems.
  17. Loren
    The power steering and clutch share the same hydraulic pump. Turning the steering wheel with the engine off can cause the fluid level to rise or fall. Likewise actuating the clutch with the engine off will do the same. If you (or someone else) topped up after either of these occurrences then you will likely overfill the reservoir. The proper way to check the steering and clutch fluid is to run the engine for at least 20 seconds prior to checking either fluid.
  18. Loren
    There are several threads here (do a search) for battery drains. If you put a DC amp meter in series with the battery the draw should be around 40 ma or less. If not then start eliminating things like the front trunk light still on with the trunk closed, etc. You can also pull fuses one at a time until your draw drops to help pinpoint the problem.
  19. Loren
    Try a little patience please... it is a busy time of year for everyone... Take the headlight out and checked that the connector part that stays in the car (when the headlight is out). See if it has any bent pins -- or that a pin (or two) has come loose and is not connecting?
  20. Loren
    On most all late model Porsches: Term 15 = switched 12 volts Term 30 = unswitched 12 volts Term 31 = ground
  21. Loren
    I sent you a PM...
  22. Loren
    I sent you a PM...
  23. Loren
    This has been covered many times here in both pictures and good descriptions. Please use the Search feature and and search for +cluster +bulb.
  24. Loren

    PSE on an 04 GT3?

    Loren replied to charlesl's topic in 996 GT3

    If the mufflers are Porsche parts then they will have a Porsche logo and part number tag on them.
  25. Loren
    Please do not double post. You already posted this in the TT section. The 996 Carrera and TT use a very different clutch hydraulic system. The TT use a separate clutch reservoir while the 996 Carrera shares the brake fluid reservoir. The TT uses Pentosin and the 996 Carrera uses brake fluid.
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