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Slow Cluster Clock - I Assume It's Not Adjustable

BillK

By BillK
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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The clock in my instrument cluster loses one to two minutes per month - rather annoying.

I presume there's no way to adjust this short of having the cluster replaced? :unsure:

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This, like the speedometer error, is not adjustable with the PST2. If it does not meet specifications (if there is a spec) then the instrument cluster is replaced. Jeff

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I was afraid of that... I'll have to ask my dealer if Porsche would be willing to do this.

(FWIW, my speedometer reads about 5 MPH high, but fron other posts elsewhere I understand that is pretty much normal for Porsches...)

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Sorry for the double post... my web browser got stuck. :lol:

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