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Wiring Diagram

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tekky Member

tekky

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Hi Guys,

I'm looking for the engine-lid wiring diagrams for

- 997 Turbo (2010)

- 997.2 Carrera GTS (2012)

From the looks of it the connectors are the same but the pin-layout may not be.

Also, does anyone have the assembly layout of the turbo wing and how the top wing could be removed to be painted?

thanks a bunch

Tekky

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Loren Member

Loren

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Hi Guys,

I'm looking for the engine-lid wiring diagrams for

- 997 Turbo (2010)

- 997.2 Carrera GTS (2012)

From the looks of it the connectors are the same but the pin-layout may not be.

Also, does anyone have the assembly layout of the turbo wing and how the top wing could be removed to be painted?

thanks a bunch

Tekky

Yes they appear to be the same pinouts.

2010 997 Turbo Coupe (left) and 2012 997 Coupe (right)

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tekky Member

tekky

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Excellent - this makes me happy.

Do you happen to have a deck-lid assembly on the turbo? Specifically how i can detach the top winglet from the bottom main lid.

Tekky

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Porschelibrarian Member

Porschelibrarian

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Excellent - this makes me happy.

Do you happen to have a deck-lid assembly on the turbo? Specifically how i can detach the top winglet from the bottom main lid.

Tekky

PET does not have wiring diagrams. It is a parts program and database. It has exploded views of the parts. If you want the wiring diagrams for the 2010 models let me know through PM

alan93rsa Member

alan93rsa

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Loren,

Can you post the diagram for the 997.2 Aero Kit/Rear. I'd like to compare it to the box of parts I received. It also might help a bit with orientation.

Thank you,

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Loren Member

Loren

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Loren,

Can you post the diagram for the 997.2 Aero Kit/Rear. I'd like to compare it to the box of parts I received. It also might help a bit with orientation.

Thank you,

PET does not list the parts (at this time) - only a picture.

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