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    I have a 2005 Cayenne V6 3.2 2005 with rough idle. When cold it doesn't happen until the fast idle is down to normal, and then it starts to get rough. And with just a little throttle it goes away. Checked all possible vacuum cracks and leaks, found nothing. Spark plugs and coils are new. And so is the orange diaphragm in the crank overpressure system. Any idea's?
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    After I removed it, rebuilt it, cleaned it and had a key made, since the car did not come with a key, mine seems to work good although I’m curious how long it was made and if it had other problems over time like electrical issues. I found that I have enough room to turn it off if I open the door carefully. I’m thinking that it may have only been available for a short time before the next generation alarm (Immobilizer?) replaced it. My 1980 911 Targa did not have that alarm option so I like it on my 1984 Coupe even though I don’t use it much.
  25. scanner-1
    It works as you might expect—open door, turn key, close door to set. The real trick is (and maybe this is just mine) when you open the door, there is not enough time delay to get the key in and disarm the alarm, so I always set off the alarm when getting back in!
  26. MC-911
    Thanks, I haven’t seen much online about them and the Porsche PET only shows this factory car alarm for 1986. I also haven’t seen anything on YouTube.
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  29. laalves
    If your car is MY2003 and later then it is a MOST bus car, i.e., the audio units, radio, CD, amps, communicate with each other using fiber optics. That box is a MOST bus interface for the PCCM+ to be able to communicate with the amps. All MY2003+ cars need that box.
  30. laalves
    Turbos did not have that. That's only for halogen lights cars (only non-Turbo/non-GT2) until MY00 with the M605 option. The little wheel that went into the place of that cover is 996 613 230 01 A01, Potentiometer, headlight levelling system.
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  32. John Swinger
    6419 worked. Thank you so much!
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    I have that alarm on my ‘86 Targa.
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  37. MC-911
    Which years did Porsche offer the factory option car alarm with the key switch in the drivers door on the 911 before 1989?
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  39. Rdeis
    Hey, all! I’m getting the oil pressure fault warning, thought I should check the ground splice while I’m doing other maintenance this weekend. I have the photos from the TSB, but I can’t tell from them where in the car to look for the splice? Are there other wiring bits to check when this sensor reading is yellow?
  40. Loren
    Try 6419
  41. John Swinger
    HI, Thank you in advance! CR-220 Ser: Y5021284 Type: 4362 47/98 Good Day!
  42. Hawaiian Cayenne
    Aloha, Have a 2013 3.0 TDI just out of the shop for a coolant leak. $8980.00 Drove for about 10 miles, car started shaking. Thought something wrong with drivetrain. Excessive black smoke and no power. Pulled over had it towed to shop. Now shop thinks its a ad injector. Could repair be related any way to the P0303 code? Any suggestions on a DIY fix? Don't want to have to rob a bank to get this fixed again 🙂
  43. Hawaiian Cayenne
    Just got mine repaired. $8980.00
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  45. Savas
    Hello! Does anyone have instructions on how to remove the headrest covers on a 2014. I want to get embroidered but need them off the headrest. Thank you!
  46. Loren
    I have had good luck with Rejex; Amazon.com WWW.AMAZON.COM
  47. Greg Steiner
    I have New to me a 15 GT3 with black polished wheels, the gentleman I bought the car from was not much of a wheel cleaner. With that said I’ve got the wheels clean but now I can not get the greying or discoloration out of the wheel's. I’ve tried an iron base cleaner and another wheel cleaner no luck on discoloration. Any suggestions or ideas to bring my wheels back to life. Other than re coating them. Thanks in advance
  48. Chaucolate
    That worked. Thank you so much!
  49. Loren
    Try 4278
  50. Loren
    Try 2154
  51. clarkeydnyc
    Hi, I would very much appreciate if someone could assist with a code: Model: Becker 1 Type: 4462 S/N X5033158 Thank you for your time and efforts. David IMG_6462.heic
  52. Chaucolate
    Hello, Requesting help with code for CDR-220, SN Y5047506. Thanks!
  53. Terry-986-2.7-5spd
    Hi Dan. There is a ton of other information already posted on this site and the Pelican Parts website regarding diagrams, pinouts, etc which I’m guessing you may have already found? If you still have any questions though, I’m happy to try to assist as I’ve been researching this myself to try to get rear speakers fitted and working in mine with the 490 option pack (CDR-23 radio, Becker 6600 amp using MOST bus ) Good luck, let us know how you get on. BTW, I also previously posted this diagram that might assist you:
  54. Terry-986-2.7-5spd
    Hello all. In relation to the issue regarding the radio screen going blank, I currently have this issue with my CDR-23 MOST bus radio/CD head unit that has occurred after my car battery went flat and I replaced it. The audio system appears to work just fine (sound from either radio or CD player and the ‘SOUND’ button allows bass and treble to be adjusted) but the screen is completely blank. I emailed Becker about it and they have advised that changing the car battery can cause a power spike that can kill the display. They can repair it but it’s around $250USD plus shipping. Not happy that a simple vehicle battery change can result in such a monumental failure. I’m yet to check the head unit fuse but I’m presuming that if that was blown then the entire unit would not work at all. If I find anything different though, I will provide you with an update.
  55. Loren
    Is item 20 what you are looking for?
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