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  1. There are three different DMEs for the Boxster - some codes are different. If would be really helpful if you told us the model year, standard or S version and any mods. And, are these Pcodes or Porsche fault codes?
  2. 996 631 495 00 Left rear light housing - retail $430.40 (as of Oct 2005) 996 631 496 00 Right rear light housing - retail $430.40
  3. Idle speed adjuster valve. This allows air around a closed throttle butterfly valve for idle purposes. This valve is used to stabilize the idle speed on MY99 C2's (non-egas cars). If you take the two torx screws out (be careful to not lose the paper gasket) then you will see the valve that is rotated by the solenoid. Sometime it gets gummed up with carbon and doesn't rotate - this can be cleaned with spray carb cleaner. Sometimes the solenoid goes bad and doesn't move the valve.
  4. If you car has the new latch covers and the unmodified hooks then I doubt it will close right. Or you may need the new latch covers... Here is the mod to the latch - there is more detail in the TSB.
  5. Send a PM to Tool Pants... I think he discussed this with Peter (the shop foreman at a local dealer).
  6. I have not seen a TSB on Cruise Control retrofit... but that does not mean it can't be done. There are two types of clusters the old type and newer (MY02 on) type. That statement is in the newer cluster section (K22; K23; K27; K31; K35). I think it is likely easier to retrofit cruise on the egas/new cluster cars.
  7. Hmm... I am not sure based on the colors you gave For a MY03 C4 - 6 speed - RoW M030 should be: front: lilac/silver rear: green/white Standard (US) should be: front: violet/green rear: brown/white US M030 should be: front: orange/green rear: grey/white
  8. It would help if you tell me Coupe or Cab and 6 speed or Tip.
  9. EFR is the older PCM 1 in gloss black (used in MY01 and older) EWD is the older PCM 1 in mat black (used in MY02 and newer)
  10. Does your car have the newer style latch covers and modification to the latch hooks? TSB 13/98 6119 Convertible Top Latch Cover Replacement - dated 3-25-99 covers the newer style latch replacement.
  11. Images type you can post here are: gif, jpeg, jpg, png Let me fix these up for you... (total for all 5 images as jpg files is: 409.97k
  12. Regular members are allowed 500k per post - whether 1 image or several - total can not exceed 500k. So that still pic must be very large. Try using Online Image resizer
  13. Both of those point to an open idle control valve. Have you checked the voltage to the coil of the valve?
  14. About the only thing I could think of would be to trace the installation and see if it was done right. The TSB for the auto dimming mirror(s) is in the Contributors only view of Current TSBs.
  15. 40th Anniversary logo placement 1. Find the middle of the lid. 2. Position the Forty fast years logo with the dimensions A and B = 124 ±2 mm, C = 20 ±0.5 mm- and D = 8.5 mm on the rear lid and affix.
  16. Compressor bolts - 17 ftlb. (23 Nm)
  17. Are you sure it is the microswitch? If you are sure, I'll need to left or right side. Here is how to adjust it.... http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=2410
  18. 14FGR 6KQU or equal
  19. With all due respect please note the Baum scanner with the Porsche option is about $4000. About the same price that you can pick up a used PST2. I'm sure both will do a great job and both will test/report much more than the $100 generic scanners.
  20. Here is the dealer CPO checklist (sorry the quality is not too good). CPO_Checklist.pdf
  21. I don't know how it is mounted but it does show up in the US price list as: 993 722 041 00 First Aid Kit -- retail $40.10 (as of Oct 2005)
  22. The headlight part of the wiring harness is custom per car... so you will need to move pins and connectors - that is, you can't just buy a headlight harness. Okay, next question, Can you read schematics? You will need to wire what you have into what you want.
  23. You must be talking about the Protective Fleece For Rear Soft Window - 986 563 855 01 -- retail $22.52 (as of Oct 2005)
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