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  1. That is a Becker Mexico. I don't know if this will work. Try 1241 If that does not work then, I can not help you, sorry.
  2. No need to post six times - don't be rude. Try 2184
  3. Just go to your name at the top right then choose Account Settings - then Signature.
  4. Sorry, but unless it is a loose spark plug - compression loss usually means major engine work.
  5. I think a compression test would be the next move - just to verify whether there is a mechanical problem or not.
  6. 1. Release the FPB pedal so that the wheels and brake discs can turn freely. The wheels may still grind slightly even then! If this happens, loosen the rear brake cables by moving them to and fro gently. 2. Remove rear wheels. 3. Adjust brake shoes (on both wheels). To do this, unscrew the plugs -Arrow- and turn the brake disc with the opening towards the adjustment device position. Using a screwdriver, modify the adjustment device until the wheel can no longer be turned. Then unscrew 6 teeth (wheels must be free to turn). 4. Check the free play on the pedal module once again. 5. Mount rear wheels.
  7. View this tutorial Niche Technologies - Convenience Module (Macan) I installed the Convenience Module for my 2017 Macan GTS today. Literally a 15 minute job. I am attaching the companies written instructions and Flat 6 Motorsport's video as they are both more than enough. There are three different versions so be sure you order the correct version for your car: PCM 3.1 (2015 model) PCM 4.0 (2016-2019 models) PCM 5.0 (Facelift 2019+ model) About $429 US. Niche_Technology_Macan_Convenience_Module_Installation_Guide Author Loren Category Macan (95B) - Mods Submitted 03/12/2021 04:10 PM Updated 03/12/2021 04:11 PM  
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