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PCM issues

Alberta Alex

By Alberta Alex
in 997 TT, 997 GT2

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Alberta Alex

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Last year my PCM would cut out, then restart itself about a minute after I started the car. After that it was OK.  As the summer months rolled by the cut out/restarts became more numerous. I had the dealer look at it a few times and they removed the NAV TV unit I had to connect my ipod. That seems to have worked for a while, and now it starting to cut out/restart again. The Tech at the dealer says I should probably replace my PCM head unit with a stock one ($4,000 CDN) or buy an aftermarket unit that would give me much more usability, Bluetooth, better Nave, etc., but I would lose my steering wheel functionality.

 

Has anyone else had this issue? If you replaced your PCM with an aftermarket unit, which one did you get?

 

Any and all responses greatly appreciated.

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