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Tach flashes "P" in 964

kmatts993

By kmatts993
in 964 Series

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kmatts993

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Has anyone experienced a flashing "P" in the tach of a 964?

I cannot find any information on this anywhere. I have no idea what it means

and it is not in any of our factory books. If you have any information, I would really appreciate some assistance.

Cheers

Kyle.

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Loren Member

Loren

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Sorry, I can't seem to find any documentation on that issue.I think you will need to find a shop or fellow RennTech.org member that has access to a Porsche PST2 or Porsche PIWIS tester.

In this case I do not think Durametric will help you as they can not look at the Tiptronic, ABS 5, Airbag, Heating, or Alarm system controllers in the 964. PST2 can check each of these modules (as well as the DME) for actual fault and fault history.

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