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Loren

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  1. I don't think the passenger airbag has a switch only the crash sensor and control box.
  2. Item 17 -- 955 505 550 61 Plastic Foam Strip -- US MSRP $105.87 Item 15 -- 955 505 915 00 Cover -- US MSRP $133.36
  3. Can you make an arrow pointing to the part?
  4. From the service manual... Fault code 1228 Airbag switch (activate/deactivate passengers' airbag) Possible cause of fault Short circuit to ground (based on the wiring of pin 81 of airbag triggering unit and pin 2 of airbag switch) Open circuit/short circuit to B+ (based on the wiring of pin 81 of airbag triggering unit and pin 2 of airbag switch) Faulty (airbag switch is faulty) Airbag triggering unit incorrectly coded when locked Triggering unit for airbag faulty
  5. This is your fourth request for a radio serial number - please consider a donation to help keep this site running. Try 9632
  6. From the service manual. Press temperature sensor -10- into the inlet grille. So, if this is not working then you may have a damaged sensor or the holder in the bumper maybe damaged.
  7. DO NOT START A NEW TOPIC FOR A LOST RADIO CODE. DO NOT EMAIL ADMINS. Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ FIRST before posting - then post in the one thread.
  8. Well if they cloned an ECU that had a loss of program memory then your second ECU is likely to also have that same loss. When you re-program the ECU from a PIWIS tester get the whole program re-written to the ECU - plus any bug fixes Porsche has found.
  9. Yes, it is basically re-flashing the program memory of the ECU. Certainly worth a try. Each ECU must be programmed to the car - no straight swaps.
  10. Did anyone try to reprogram the ECU? I would certainly do that before buying a new or used ECU.
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