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That (964.110.030.04) might be a sub-assembly number. The only part shown in the Porsche parts list is 964.110.030.05 at an MSRP of $352.00. You might want to try and get a quote for discounted Porsche parts from Sunset Porsche http://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/contact-us
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Try 2862
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You will need to PM (contact) the author. It would appear that the document has been removed.
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Try 7071
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Try 6027
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Try 9329
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Try 2432
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Try 0496
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PCM 2.1 Manual
Loren replied to chipmunk13's topic in 987-1 Boxster Convertible Top Issues and Solutions
At your local dealer... WKD 479 720 04 PCM Manual -- US MSRP $16.12 -
Try 1086
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You need to look at your car's option codes. If you do not have them then PM me your VIN and I will get you a copy.
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955-351-421-70 Left front caliper (red 18") 955-351-4221-70 Right front caliper (red 18")
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Shift cables
Loren replied to ggilligan's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Yes, the 997 tool should work. -
Try 9898
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Try 1461
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For which part, please?
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Try 6591
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2001 C2 Fuel issue?
Loren replied to johnmh's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Sorry, I don't think it is the crank sensor. When the crank sensor fails (in my experience) you get the motor spinning like it is out of fuel - because the crank sensor never sends the signal to start the fuel pump (because it does not think the engine is turning over). -
Try 5481
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I sent you a PM.
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All the factory PSE systems are the same. The exhaust is normally open until a (manifold) vacuum pulls a valve (one per side) closed. On later cars like yours, you can close the valve with a switch (quiet mode) or open the valve (loud mode). The valves also close based on speedometer readings between 42 kph and 68 kph (28 mph and 45 mph) to meet certain noise laws. From the Porsche PSE installation manual: "Switch off the engine sound of the sports exhaust system in the loud speed ranges by pressing the tailpipe symbol on the switch (center console). If the operation is correct, the light-emitting diode in the switch starts to light up. Press the tailpipe symbol once more to switch on the engine sound of the sports exhaust system again. The light-emitting diode must go out in this case. Note: Switching operations with the switch must only be triggered by pressing the tailpipe symbol."
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Please state what scan tool you used to get the fault code(s) and what fault codes you have now.
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As stated in the Lost Radio Coder FAQ - only a dealer can help you with those... sorry.
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Try 8636
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Try 1273
