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Boxster & Durametric question

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btopping Member

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Hello,

I just received my Durametric kit for my 2001 Boxster & have a couple of questions:

1) The car shows 117k on th odometer but Durametric is telling me about 18K, it was about 16k yesterday. Is this an anomoly?

2) I selected activate the OBC but don't get the outdoor temp indication on the gauge. Durametric tells me the OBC is activated. Any ideas?

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Loren Member

Loren

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1. Does not sound right. Check with Durametric for bugs.

2. Is there an "order type" in the vehicle information? If not, then it won't save any changes.

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JFP in PA Member

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If memory serves, a 2001 Boxster will not have any OBC displays until some type of controling switch (e.g.: the fourth stalk or a momentary contact rocker switch) is installed and operational.

The Durametric problems sounds like a glitch.

btopping Member

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Thanks gentlemen, I will contact Durametric on the mileage issue.

I figured the OBC thing might have something to do with a switch being connected, but wanted to make sure before I went through the time to install it.

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Loren Member

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JFP in PA is correct on MY2001 and newer (new style cluster) the switch needs to be in place before you see any changes.

But as I said make sure the order type is there too.

logray Member

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There were some recent bugs in the information display sections of Durametric which I believe were fixed in the latest and greatest version. I encountered these bugs a couple times and have not with the newest version downloaded.

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