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Durametric Actual Values

haudimal

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Is it possible, that the durametric software is not able to read out the Actual Values from a 997TT? In the 7.8.1 Menu there is no point for Actual Values and in 7.8 menue the program chrashes after reading out.

Any other experiences?

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997TT is not currently on their supported cars list.

Just so you know each time Porsche makes a new DME the folks at Durametric have to buy a DME (usually $1000 to $2000) and then test it to see what is different.

And then add the new commands and readouts to their software.

I would drop them a note and let them know what you are interested in - they have been super responsive to folks from RennTech.org.

Also, keep checking their beta releases here as they are always makes changes and additions.

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Is it possible, that the durametric software is not able to read out the Actual Values from a 997TT? In the 7.8.1 Menu there is no point for Actual Values and in 7.8 menue the program chrashes after reading out.

Any other experiences?

Actual values for the 2007 997 Turbo DME is in the list of projects that Durametric are either working on or planning adding to the software, according to their website. Look under "workbook".

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haudimal

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Is it possible, that the durametric software is not able to read out the Actual Values from a 997TT? In the 7.8.1 Menu there is no point for Actual Values and in 7.8 menue the program chrashes after reading out.

Any other experiences?

Actual values for the 2007 997 Turbo DME is in the list of projects that Durametric are either working on or planning adding to the software, according to their website. Look under "workbook".

Thanks - i have only been to the german website and that misses a lot of infos, but now i am up to date;-)

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Is it possible, that the durametric software is not able to read out the Actual Values from a 997TT? In the 7.8.1 Menu there is no point for Actual Values and in 7.8 menue the program chrashes after reading out.

Any other experiences?

Actual values for the 2007 997 Turbo DME is in the list of projects that Durametric are either working on or planning adding to the software, according to their website. Look under "workbook".

an now marked as completed!

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