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BlueJay73

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    Baton Rouge, Louisiana
  • Porsche Club
    PCA (Porsche Club of America)
  • Present cars
    2006 Porsche 997 C2
  • Former cars
    1989 Porsche 911 Carrera
    1993 Nissan 300ZX

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  1. Where is this screw/hole you speak of to pop off airbag? Behind the wheel? Underneath the bottom front of the airbag? Woops. Never mind. Found it, and airbag is off. Now, I can unplug the airbag wire connector plug, but the black wire harness disappears off to the right behind the plate that is held on by the 4 green torx screws. How do you disconnect that wire so the airbag and wire can be completely removed from the steering wheel? If you got Alan Gun (AGLA) to thicken it, are you happy with it?
  2. Most dealers do not both to bleed the ABS unless the system has been open (i.e. lines or components replaced). I have a PST (and PIWIS) and and I usually do not bleed the ABS on my own car. Thanks. I'd like to be your next door neighbor! (Can I borrow a cup of sugar, and the PIWIS?)
  3. Porsche's method to bleed the ABS is to hookup a PST2 or PIWIS tester and use a built-in function that starts the ABS pump during bleeding. So, is the bleeding procedure incompletely done if the ABS pump is not bled? Does the car have to go to the dealer anyway, to hook it to the PIWIS for ABS bleed? If the ABS has to be bled, any way to do it without the dealer or a PIWIS?
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