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  1. How old is your battery - if it is 4 or more years old replace it. A weak battery causes all kinds if electrical anomalies. Since you had the door locks apart - did you inspect the mechanical levers for wear or cracks? - they can wear out and the car is 22 years old.
  2. There are three pressure sensors on the compressor (charge air cooler). items 20 and 22.
  3. 1. Likely correct that you need a new window regulator. Best done by a good shop (like Real Mean Garage {RMG) RMG ENTERPRISES 960 W. El Camino Real (in back alley) Sunnyvale, CA 94087 (408) 738-2060 2. They can likely fix your horn issue as it is quite common. Likely new (rubber) horn bushings.
  4. IPAS are required code specific to each car to program or re-program major modules (i.e. DME, Alarm, keys, etc.). A good dealer will be able to lookup and give you a printout of your cars IPAS codes - usually with with your proof of ownership.
  5. Is this a US/Canada car or RoW? If it is a USA/Canada car then the choice "LEV". Do you have your car's IPAS codes? If not then your programming changes will be severely limited.
  6. Is your car as stated on the display - 2008 997 coupe? There was a PIWIS bug that misidentified cars - but I thought that was fixed.
  7. Clutch switch? An intermittent Crankshaft Position Sensor?
  8. Two beeps means you have more than one zone reporting as "open" or your alarm controller has failed. I would try programming the alarm system manually.
  9. Yes, use the tool in the lower black plug opening. The top plug is for alignment (rarely needed).
  10. 9A7 912 516 01 panel screw US MSRP $1.17 (each) (19 per car) Same on all the front underbody.
  11. 999 072 801 01 Hexagon bolt M8X20 US MSRP $1.36 (each)
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