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  1. Try 0985 or 0983 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  2. An aftermarket GPS take a time to install. and need expert people to install mybe? Then I need a double din fitting with the same "frame" of PCM. Where can I find? :huh: D'you have experience regarding this issue? Loren I'm sorry but I just newer and I can't understand your sentence : "put a "Wanted" ad in the Wanted forum here, and check salvage yards for parts too" :rolleyes: You asked where to get the parts. I suggested: 1. Out an advertisement in the Wanted forum here. 2. Check with your local car parts salvage yards for the parts from a wrecked car.
  3. Hi Loren, Thank you for information I became a contribution member now :rolleyes: Many interesting document but I didn't find exactly the upgrade to PCM2 mybe your link regarding an upgrade to PCM 2.1 (the equipment with external DVD navigation drive..) Any case you know where I can find a new PCM2 to buy? (Better new .), Any suggest..My be web site etc.. Right now I check on ebay but without success Thanks a lot Toni If your car is a model year 2007 then you need the hardware that is described in the TSB I quoted above. You can not put an older PCM 2.0 in your car. Check eBay (other countries), put a "Wanted" ad in the Wanted forum here, and check salvage yards for parts too.
  4. Try 6696 or 6694 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST Read the FAQ, got the WAIT display, waited for an hour, got the code request again, tried more codea and got the WAIT display again. Is the WAIT function what happens when the wrong codes are entered before you can enter more codes? Yes, wait means you have to wait for the time out perod before you can enter more codes.
  5. Try 4681 or 4679 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  6. Hmm so maybe the part numbers I listed... one is for US, and the other for Canada, then... US and Canada use the same frequency (315 MHz). Australia, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, also use 315 MHz. So most of the rest of the world is 433 MHz.
  7. Frequency is country specific.
  8. I usually disconnect the positive. I don't mean to sound like I have more experience than Loren working with cars (I don't :-), and I realize the question is about disconnecting one terminal, not both, but I thought I should point out that if you are disconnecting the battery completely, it is safer to do the negative first. ;) I am just very careful.
  9. :welcome: This upgrade installation is covered in a 10 page Porsche TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) 6/06 9112 Porsche Communication Management PCM2.1 (I No. P16) (as of 2007) -- dated Nov. 1, 2006. All TSBs are available here for Contributing Members.
  10. 993 Turbo rear brakes: Left rotor 993.352.045.00 Right rotor 993.352.046.00 Left caliper (w/o pads) 993.352.425.10 Right caliper (w/o pads) 993.352.426.10
  11. :welcome: Please give our Search a try next time... Replacing the Ignition Switch
  12. Item 8 - 955.552.280.03.5Z1 Lacquered trim in Sand Beige -- US MSRP $168.91 Item 9 - 955.552.283.02.5Z1 Lacquered Beverage Support in Sand Beige -- US MSRP $53.16
  13. I do not need to check it again - PLEASE READ THE FAQ.
  14. http://www.cannell.co.uk/Manuals.htm I think you will find these manuals have many missing updates. To date there have been 99 supplement updates to the 996 Service Manual and I believe this "free" version has perhaps 1/3 of the updates.
  15. Please read this and follow the instructions... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  16. Any good shop (like ) can modify the door panels. http://www.caraudioinnovations.com/install...santiago996.htm
  17. Try 6696 or 6694 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  18. Tool Pants is in San Jose and I am in Roseville. If you want to make the drive over here I'll be happy to turn on your OBC and Cruise Control. PSM is primarily hardware and a small amount of software. It is a huge job to retro-fit.
  19. Try 1015 or 1013 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
  20. Try 5417 or 5415 If you have not already read this FAQ - please do so... Lost Radio Code - FAQ, PLEASE READ THIS FIRST
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