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  1. That is correct. There is now one drain plug and it is on the rear side of the sump.
  2. If you look at their spec sheet they say it conforms to Porsche spec TL774C. So I would guess it is okay - but I have also never heard of it.
  3. Just a reminder... Time, directions, and map are in the link below. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...st&p=104018
  4. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...st&p=102491 Have you checked for fault codes? If it still is not in a "Ready" state then something is still wrong.
  5. Follow the fault codes... they will tell you what is wrong. Search for P1124 and P1126 - that has been covered here many many times.
  6. If you mix the wrong two non-compatible coolants you can create a "jello" like substance. That's one I haven't heard before. How likely is that to happen? I just use the Prestone 50/50 "all vehicle" (i.e., non-corrosive to aluminum). http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=18105
  7. http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...st&p=102491
  8. Loren

    GT3 RS

    997 GT3 RS has a single mass flywheel - some rattle is normal.
  9. Please do a search here - those codes have been covered many many times.
  10. If the car is sitting level when you fill it - then it can not be over filled because it will run out the fill hole.
  11. Correct. The C4S uses the sames M96 engine that the Boxster and Carrera use.
  12. If you mix the wrong two non-compatible coolants you can create a "jello" like substance.
  13. That was point before... you need a CAN based system on the newer cars.
  14. It is hard to tell what he means - when he says reflectors then it makes me think the inside piece.
  15. Removing the Amber on the Headlights
  16. Yes, depending on the tire manufacturer.
  17. Try 9027 or 9025
  18. The only thing you might need IPAS codes for would be changing the odometer - but if the odometer is over 52 miles then it can't be changed with a PST2 or PIWIS.
  19. Try 0210 or 0208
  20. Try 6439 or 6437
  21. B13 (blue connector) is the speedometer signal. Too my knowledge there are no optical connections on the instrument cluster - optical is only used for the audio system network (MOST).
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