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  1. RFM
    Hi I never heard a TPMS sensor beeping. There is a battery inside, when new approx. 80 months, they give a signal to the antenna inside the wheel arch. If the battery is to low or the sensor is faulty-broken, you got a message on the dash. If you install a new sensor it is much easier to put-in the new code with a PIWIS, it can take a long period of driving before the system is learning by himself, sometimes even not.
  2. RFM
    Hi They are the same. There is only a different right front mat, if the car is equipped with a Bose Sound system. ( in Europe !! )
  3. RFM
    Hi Boxster floor mats are the same as Carrera floor mats, available as a set of two front mats.
  4. RFM
    If you change the clutch, change the seal by the latest version. Believe my it is a must!!
  5. RFM
    Are you sure if the rotors are not out of limit ? If yes, replace. If not, rectify the rotors.
  6. RFM
    Hi Insert 12 pointed M 10 or M 12
  7. RFM
    996 - PCM 1 - cd reader in the console 996 - PCM 2 - cd reader in the PCM unit 997 - PCM 2.1 - dvd reader in the trunk 1 - no 2 - irrelevant to the case 3 - no PCM 2.1 is a part of the CAN bus display system
  8. RFM
    Hi Fit new rotors, they are probable out of limit. When you replace the rotors fit ALWAYS new pads. Regards
  9. RFM
    In this case, change first the complete clutch. A 996 clutch works smooth and is absolute girl friendly.
  10. RFM
    Hi An exhaust leak is definitely not the main reason of your problem. If the fault is still occur, it is impossible to clear by drive cycle. Go to a dealer with a PIWIS tester for a check, in the menu DME - actual values, hi will find the cause.
  11. RFM
    Feels the clutch pedal " hard - normal or spongy?
  12. RFM
    Hi Look if the switch is activated when the brake pedal is not used. If yes, replace the switch. If not, look for water infiltration in the brake booster ( water drains clogged?? ) Regards
  13. RFM
    Hi IN my opinion you have got a problem with one or more control modules, witch refuse to get in the sleep mode. Inspect the wiring under the pass. seat for damage, in case of no damage go to your dealer. With the PIWIS tester in 987 - special functions - wake up guardian, is it possible to eliminate the problem. Succes
  14. RFM
    The hard top provide no roll over protection, its still a roll bar job. Regards
  15. RFM
    Hi The clutch pedal is equipped with a coil spring assist, if the pedal comes over a well defined point, the spring basculante and can produce a clicking noise. You can fill the spring with grease to reduce the noise.
  16. RFM
    What is expensive? I have no idea what the price is in the U.K. On the continent it cost about Euro 140.00. Yes it can be checked with a PIWIS tester, menu - DME - actual values. A fault code is not always necessarily, a disturbing in the airflow results in a problem. This is not really a DIY job. Replace the air mass meter if necessarily. Regards
  17. RFM
    Hi Do you have already changed the air mass meter?
  18. RFM
    Hi If it is a 2.5 l engine, check the engine mount on the front of the engine. The silent block is probably out of the center, if it is so , replace or repair.
  19. RFM
    Hi Indeed you can find a PIWIS tester in a off. P.C.C. I have no idea what the cost is, but it takes max. 30 minutes to fix it.
  20. RFM
    Sorry, i mean a G.T.3 !!!
  21. RFM
    Hi It is not normal for a 997 C2, C4 and turbo. A G.T.2 is an other question. Regards
  22. RFM
    Hi Great to hear that. It is correct that the engine check light put out by himself if there are no more fault codes stored. We speaks three languages over here Dutch, French and German. I live in the Dutch part of the country. Indeed the Durametric is a handy tool to use. Have fun with your Caeyenne. Best Regards
  23. RFM
    Replace the headlamp washer, nozzle and water lock are build as an unit Regads.
  24. RFM
    Simulate a doors closed situation, close the locks with a screwdriver or so. Regards
  25. RFM
    Yes it is possible.Listen with a stethoscope, from the underside of the car, between the transmission and the engine bloc. succes.
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