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Everything posted by Loren

  1. Please post in the proper thread here This thread is now closed.
  2. Search is your friend... http://www.renntech.org/forums/topic/5600-center-console-upper-shelf
  3. Try 0916
  4. Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ (and follow the directions there) - all your answers are in there.
  5. Try 6492
  6. Try 5028
  7. Step one is battery voltage - both at rest when charging. If that is good then my next step would be the ignition switch.
  8. Try 9326
  9. (click to enlarge)
  10. I do not see any reason why it would not.
  11. You need to clear all codes and then see what comes back. The power supply faults are usually due to a battery change and that same battery change can cause other erroneous faults. Emissions fault codes are found in the Porsche OBD 2 manual for your model. The other systems fault codes are in the service manual for your model.
  12. Try 4726
  13. Try 9616
  14. Are you speaking about the spring compensation plate? If so, it's thickness will be color coded - to the spring tolerance.
  15. I would check in this order: loose or bent heat shield, bad muffler, bad catalytic converter.
  16. Try 4965
  17. Try 7418
  18. Try 1017
  19. Try 6596
  20. Question marks do not work for serial numbers - we must have the complete serial number. Please use the procedure in the Lost Radio Code FAQ to get your serial number.
  21. If you gently apply gas do you get the knock? and again on deceleration (lightly lifting)? If so it is likely power train related like cardan or cv joint(s).
  22. Isn't that the mat for the center console storage?
  23. Try 9313
  24. On the menu.. DIY Tools --> Porsche TSBs http://www.renntech.org/forums/tsbs/
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