Loren

I would get jack stand with flat tops or buy the one that have pins for jack points. Occasionally, they are sold on e-Bay. Or perhaps some one else here knows where to buy them.

The wire is the radio antenna and box with the white label is the radio antenna booster (one of two).

If you have the Entry & Drive option there is a TSB for some updates for problems. On the D&E option the door handles have some of the triggering problems.

Yes, center console in "sportsilver" for MY03 or newer.

George,

Thanks - I have a lot folks (and manuals) around me with lots of help.

P0102 is consistent with an open circuit or short to ground with the signal from the mass air flow sensor (MAF).

5525 is a Porsche only code that says it is getting inconsistent readings from the DME as to engine load.

msindi is likely right that it is something your tuner has done in the chipping. A simple test would be to revert back to a standard DME and see if the faults stay gone.

Yes, most dealers get a weekly print-out so they don't have to request a new one search for each one.

I mean this one here

http://www.carnewal-europe.com/cpx_p55026.htm

955 044 000 29 Roof Strips (1 set).

Be sure and get the separate instructions.

It's here if you do a search ;)

thanks Loren, you are the most helpful person.

I do not think it comes with the strips on the roof of the cayenne. May I also know the part number for the strips? I will ask for the instruction.

I did ask you about the front bumper part number few weeks ago and I bought it already and painted and it replaced the old one :)

thanks!!

Do you mean the Roof Rail Cross Members?

955 044 000 30 Roof rail, complete set

Make sure they give you a copy of the install instructions if you are doing this yourself.

Where do I purchase the PSE Exhaust? The Dealer? I called them yesterday and the parts person still did not call me back.

Thanks

Just updated... now version 0.4

GT2 problems fixed ;)

Try doing a search as both have been done and comments are here. As well their are pedal examples in the Garage...

Yes... but you will need a scan tool/software. There are several discussed here. Do a search for scan tool.

Check out our new decal and racing numbers store (provided by Xenonmods.com).

Details are here and the store is at the (red) link above Decals/Racing Numbers

Number 14 is: 996 504 561 00 Cover

About $43 according to my Nov 2003 price list

Porsche only recommends their 5 mm spacers (all four wheels) for narrow body cars with 285 width tires. Cars with 265 width rear tires can use 5 mm in front and 17 mm rear.

I am stumped on this one.  Why would the trunk release not work without power.  I thought the trunk release was a cable system not electrical. 

By the way, if you remove the side parking lamp housing from the bumper you may be able to see the cable and pull it. That is where I saw mine when I changed form orange to clear markers.

As of MY01 all Carrera's, TT's, etc. have electric releases. The emergency cable still exists though.

You will need to reach behind the passenger side wheel well liner and local the emergency hood release cable. Then pull it.

These have been revised as June 7th, 2004 - still preliminary though.

You may want to download them again.

Your state laws will determine what "insurance" companies can sell extended warranties where you live.

I have 1Source but I have not filed a claim. Seems like good coverage options though.

Loren, Sorry!  It is 2000 C2 Coupe, tiptronic, grey interior.  Here is a pic.  I believe it is number 14?

Sorry, don't see the pic...

Basically you will need to remove the seat first. For that you will need a Torx E12 socket (external torx). From there is is just unbolting the old receptacle. Remember DO NOT put the key in the ignition - better yet disconnect the battery (so you don't trigger an airbag or airbag light.

If you are trying to do the seat belt buckle update that is a lot more involved (5 page TSB).

993 361 163 90 Cap for Valve

Price (as of Nov 2003) $4.25 each

Please be more specific - cover for what?

Do you have a picture?

As it says above ;)

It is really helpful if you list:

· Model year

· Body Style (i.e. C2 Coupe, C4 Cab, C4S Cab, etc.)

· Transmission type (i.e. 6 speed or Tiptronic)

· Interior color (when relevant)

Yes.

IMHO - If the only thing you get out of PCA is the monthly magazine (Panorama) it is well worth it. Check out some of the articles here

Also, if you want to do club racing, autocross, driver education or driving tours most regions have a variety to choose from. I have never regretted my $42 per year - even when it was $30 per year :lol: