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DeAmber
I replaced by sidemarkers and headlights with clears, and the taillights with clear/red. I think it looks much better with Ocean Blue than the original amber. · 09/10/2019 -
Manual Radiator Fan Switch
I installed a manual switch that grounds Pin 85 of the two High Speed Fan relays, turning them on. Because I wanted to use an OEM switch I had to use a latching relay. · 09/10/2019 -
Garage Switch
I hardwired by garage door opener to a 996TT Targa switch, installed in my batwing. The switch also has night illumination. · 08/01/2009 -
Rear Speaker Kit (OEM)
I installed the OEM Porsche rear speaker to replace the useless cubbies in my storage box. For $130, this is a great addition to the Boxster. It does not cause a dramatic difference in the sound quality, but helps create a "fuller" sound. · 06/15/2008 -
Intermittent Wiper Switch Mod
Once I figured out the wiring, this is a simple mod that gets rid of another dash switch. · 05/03/2008 -
US Spec Cigarette Lighter
I did this to get the US spec cigarette lighter which works much better with all my car accessories, namely my cell phone charger. I spent about two hours trying to get the old lighter out of the dash, and it ended up being more trouble than it was worth. · 05/03/2008 -
Dash Spoiler Switch
This is a simple mod that used the fuse panel switch to power a dash mounted switch. · 05/03/2008 -
Mio C220 GPS Hardwire
This was replaced by my iPhone, but I originally had it suction mounted near the driver's side A-Pillar, with the power cable routed behind the instrument cluster through the dash to the phone connector for power. · 08/05/2007 -
OBC Hack
I recently updated my first ever 986 mod the OBC hack. I replaced the wiring with something a bit more professional and replaced the FWL switch with a convertible top switch (using the FWL switch cap) to enable nighttime illumination. · 06/21/2007 -
iPhone Aux Input
This was originally an iPod connection, but it has been updated several times over the years. The latest iteration uses the original Becker AUX input which provides a L/R RCA input, however I now have the RCA connected to a USB port that can used with any phone USB cable. It is also connected to the 12V switched power and ground from the phone connector to provide charging. · 06/21/2007
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