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OBD hack with stalk update

Jinster

By Jinster
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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I just did the OBD with stalk hack today. The instructions by Yoseif and Pelicanparts are great. But just thought I should post a pic, showing that you can add the stalk as an individual stalk extremely easily (just two bolts), rather than swapping over the whole indicator assembly. This meant that there is no need to remove the steering wheel and airbag; makes the swap a very easy process.

The photo shows the new stalk grafted onto the original indicator assembly. In the middle of the photo is one of the two bolts that holds the stalk to the assembly. The bracket that holds this stalk is present in all assemblies, even those without the stalk, that's why this method works.

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Edited by Jinster

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