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996 Sleep mode won't/can't wake up.
EVOeng replied to EVOeng's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Turns out it was down to user error. Thanks for all your help. -
Hi All, I've got an issue with an early 996 Carrera. The car was left unused for the last 6 days or so and from what I understand, the car goes into sleep mode after a few days to protect the battery. According to the manual, all I need to do is insert the key into the door barrel and unlock manually. Simple enough really. The problem is, I can't rotate the key in any direction once I've put it into the door barrel. The red light on the centre of the dashboard still flashes so I don't think the battery is flat. Any help appreciated.
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You're a star. Thank you very much.
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Hi, I've got a 1999 Carrera with CR-22 Serial: X5018277 Type: 4367
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Hi Richard, I've tried that but I still get no sound. It's going into the workshop in a few weeks.
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Hi All, I'm in need of some help before the car goes off to a car audio specialist. I've run a search on this forum and others but I've been unable to find the answer. I have a 1998 996 Carrera with the 10 speaker system and factory amplifier. I have installed a GT3 centre console delete and as such, I have had to relocate the climate control system to the upper dash. I've also had to remove the PCM1 system and replace the horseshoe surround to support a single DIN head unit. With the PCM1 removed, I'm left with four connectors. Two of which (wider blue and black connectors) are not needed as far as I know. The multicoloured connector and the black small connector fit into the adaptor I bought. I've seen others use the same adaptor. This then connects to the harness that came with the new head unit. Once the 4 RCAs are connected, I've then attached the blue remote wire to the remote signal wire from the head unit. The head unit powers up as normal but I get no sound. Can anybody help?