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2009 Cayman S Automatic A/C
Sunset Imports replied to Sunset Imports's topic in Cayman, Cayman S, Cayman R (987C2)
Thanks Loren. I will let you know if it works as long as the customer goes through with it. -
Does anyone know what steps would be required to put Automatic A/C in a Manual A/C car? Porsche is no help on trying this conversion.
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We have the factory repair manuals available for $200 until Friday 5/12/13. We also have the OBDII manual available for $28.00 until Friday 5/12/13. These retail at $2780.13 and $734.68. To place an order for them please call us at 503-641-8600 and speak to an available parts consultant.
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Thank You for the help on this Loren. Our customer did use them on his car that was squeeling very badly and the squeel went away. They had tried 3 different sets of standard pads, new rotors, and dampners and these pads were the fix.
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We have a customer with a set of brake pads with part# 993-351-939-04 on the box and Porsche doesn't list what they fit. Does anyone know what car these might be meant for?
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We have a customer asking if it is possible to put a 996 3 spoke steering wheel on his 94' Turbo S flat nose car. Of course Porsche won't give us any info as to if the steering column splines are different or if the hubs are different sizes. Has anyone tried this conversion yet?
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I saw this in the Porsche Design catalog, along side the stainless steel kitchen cabinets that were also for sale in the Porsche Design catalog. Next up will be titanium kitchen doors?
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Has anybody tried to put the new 10' TT PDK paddle shift steering wheel in a 09' Non TT PDK car? Porsche has no info from Germany as to whether this will work or not. Our customer doesn't want to spend the money to be the trial and error man.
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The current retail price from Porsche is 2091.10, however they are on back order. In our dealer locator, Pioneer Center in San Diego does show some stock at this time. Hope this helps.