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As I have said before "if ain't broke...". As well, you might want to check the price and labor of replacing just the troublesome one. -
Likely the valve lift solenoid if you have checked the wiring.
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To reset just push them back down until they latch.
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Try 4504
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Try 1487
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Try 4624
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Try 4919
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Try 6525
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Fault code 2039 - Potentiometer, transfer box Possible causes of fault - 'Short circuit to B+': signal line of potentiometer '1/2' (sensor 1/2) short circuit to B+ (12 V) - 'Short circuit to B+': transfer box control unit faulty - 'Open circuit/short circuit to ground': signal line of potentiometer '1/2' (sensor 1/2) open circuit or short circuit to ground - 'Short circuit to ground': potentiometer faulty - 'Open circuit/short circuit to ground': transfer box control unit faulty - 'Implausible signal': potentiometer faulty Fault code 2053 - Transfer box control module Possible causes of fault - No signal from transfer box control module Best do some wiring tracing looking for open circuits or ground faults. Any damaged cables, wires, or connectors. Remove connectors look for damage including water damage.
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993 355 922 00 Grommet -- 2 required -- US MSRP $24.74 (not sure if that is each or for two)
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Try 4757
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Try 9306
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Please give us the exact engine misfire error codes. Thanks.
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Try 6848
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Recaro seats
Loren replied to Steve996326's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Recaro seats are well know and have a good reputation. That said, I think the issue more buying the correct fitting seat mounts. -
996 Mk 1 Litronics issue
Loren replied to oreganet's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
It is not uncommon to see a pin pushed out of the connector from people ramming the headlights into place. Check both the socket and the plug ends. Look for a pin or a receiver pushed back or damaged. Also check for a cracked connector housing. -
It is always helpful to state the exact model and year...
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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.
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Try 3753
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Try 5304
