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Loren
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Fault codes from sensors that does not exist
Loren replied to Kornelius Andreassen's topic in 986 Boxster Top Issues and Solutions
My advice is to clear all the codes - drive the car -and see which ones come back. Codes like the P1602 are leftover from a battery change or when the battery was disconnected. Report back which codes came back. -
Thanks, Richard - I had forgotten to go back and update this post after adding the other new reviews sections. Should be fixed now.
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Try 4750
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We have added a new Reviews (cars) section to the site. As well we have Reviews for Shops, Parts, and Services and Reviews for Tools and Diagnostic Equipment. They have many great features like Pros and Cons, star ratings for 4 key areas, and a photo gallery for each review. Check it out! Here is an example of the new Reviews (cars) section.
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Try 8248
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Another radio? We already did this once. Try 8474
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Another radio? We already did this once. Try 0192
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CDR23 and bluetooth connection using Dice 30 pin connection
Loren replied to martincook13's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
If the car has a CD (6-disc) player then you need to look for a switch as only one device can use the AUX port at one time. -
Try 9645
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Try 4836
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Try 2354
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Try 5610
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iCarsoft POR-II Porsche OBD-II Scanner Tool Multi-systems ABS SRS
Loren posted an advert in Tools for Sale
Time Left: 2 months and 14 days
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iCarsoft POR II for Porsche/Cayenne • Display: 4.0" TFT LCD, with 480 * 320 Pixels • Operation Temperature: 0 ℃ -- 50 ℃ • Storage Temperature: -20 ℃ -- 70 ℃ • Power: 9V -- 18V • Operating current:150mA@12V (Typical) • Power consumption:1.8W (Typical) • Dimension:205mm*110mm*31mm (LxWxH) • Weight:350g New - used once for an online review. I have too too many tools...$150.00
