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  1. The Porsche parts list only shows one - for all years. 996 552 153 01 01C Cover in black
  2. 996 635 206 04 high tone horn - retail $31.00 996 635 205 04 low tone horn - retail $27.33
  3. With the radio on, hold the "TP" button for 5 seconds until the active screen "Becker" appears. Then turn the right hand knob one click at a time until the radio window displays the serial number of the radio. PM me the serial number - I have a little program that works 95% of the time.
  4. Yeah, no problem. Thanks for your donation!
  5. Well, on C4's there is another issue (which I think is in the owners manual). If you disconnect the battery with less than 1/4 tank and then fill the tank - the calibration will be off.
  6. do you need radio codes if you disconnect the battery? Yes, unless your car has the MOST CDR-23.
  7. TSB 1/04 2066 Incorrect Fuel level Display In Instrument Cluster (dated 3-26-04) You likely need to have a dealer perform this TSB update.
  8. tiptronic? http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=2313 http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=4492&hl= http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=3680
  9. Hmm... the Boxster manual I looked at is quite old (body pages from 1997). It says that you need to put a PVC seal on the crimped seam of the wheel arch on the fender. That is the only mention of "sealing" in the Boxster manual. On the other hand, my Carrera manual is more up to date (body pages from 2002). The fenders are the same and in the newer Carrera version there is no mention of sealing or any sealer at all. Perhaps Porsche now pre-seals that wheel arch in their factory replacements? The key in a fender replacement (besides good color matching) is the gap dimensions at the hood, front bumper, door, and headlight. All of these need to right before the new fender is tightened down. Porsche (and I assume good body shops) use gages that hold the correct gap while they tighten down the fender. Good luck on your decision.
  10. No, P1128 is: Oxygen Sensing Adaptation Area 2 (Cylinders 1 . 3) - Rich Threshold This means that oxygen sensing at rich threshold is stored in the memory, this means that the fuel/air mixture is too lean. The DME can not compensate for the lean mixture by making the mixture more rich - it is at it's max rich threshold and still the O2 sensor says it's too lean. Since you do not seem to have a P1130 (cylinders 4-6) then that would imply that there is an air or exhaust leak on the 1-3 cylinder side. Could be as simple as the oil filler cap (o-ring) or as bad as the oil separator.
  11. Check your option codes under the front hood. M524 - 433 MHz drive block alarm (Most of RoW) M525 - 315 MHz drive block alarm (US/Canada, Mexico, Japan, Hong Kong)
  12. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...indpost&p=18105 http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...indpost&p=18113 http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...=findpost&p=554 ... and likely many more
  13. Covered many times here... try doing a search and reading the product reviews.
  14. co2 - Equipped with catalytic converter x30 - Dark Maple Burr steering wheel x70 - Door sills in steel with model insignia 041- ??? 249 - Tiptronic transmission 413 - 18 inch turbo look wheel 432 - Steering wheel with Tiptronic Controls 438 - Comfort seat - right 446 - Colored wheel hubs 437 - Comfort seat - left 490 - Sound System (amp) 537 - Seat postion control for Comfort seat (left) 551 - Wind deflector 571 - Activated charcoal pollen filter 586 - Lumbar support (left) seat 659 - On Board Computer (OBC) 662 - Info/Nav System (PCM) 680 - Digital sound package (DSP) 692 - CD Changer 939 - Rear seat cover in draped leather 981 - Leather equipment without seat covers 982 - Front seat covers in draped leather 09951 - ?09991 - Manufacture from Exclsusive Programme
  15. The mark II does. The mark I GT3 ran 8" fronts and 10" rears.
  16. I give up... What model car and what year?
  17. Yes, that clamp (with bolt) is the only thing that holds them on.
  18. 996 111 108 00 Pipe Cover Clip - retail $11.73 each
  19. Yes, from under the car. You will need to remove the rear most belly pan and the switch is up high on the transmission.
  20. 996 606 103 01 Switch - retails for about $6
  21. I will need the model year and exact model (C2, C4, C4S) and transmission (6 speed or Tip).
  22. Sometimes a good parts department will know the different pins and connectors - because they have replaced one in their shop. So they have already done the trial and error ordering.
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