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An outboard rear sensor has failed so all 4 sensors do not work. I know how to remove the rear bumper to replace the sensors and have 2 to fit both outboard ones. Can I just fit the new sensors and they will work or does the car need some reprogramming? If anyone has done this already and can give me some advice I would appreciate it.
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Many thanks I will try that.
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The drivers side front drain tube does not drain but the left side does. Resulitng in water overflowing onto the headliner running down the inside the A-Pillar upper and lower onto the carpet. I have tried unblocking the tube with a small stainless coil and can get 110cm down the tube but no further. On the left free draining tube I can still only get the coil down to 110cm also so I imagine there is some connection or bend at that point. Does anyone know what happens beyond that point wher the blockage might be? I am thinking that the tube may be bent or trapped somewhere. I have in the past removed the wheel arch liners to check the the bulkhead drain plugs have been removed allowing them to drain freely. I didn't notice another drain tube that might be the sunrroof tube exit. Someone did suggest to me that the sunroof drain tube ends inside the bulkhead and isn't visible?
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Many thanks for both replies and I will adopt both techniques.
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I have managed it with the help og a G-Clamp and protective pad on the plastic.
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I have managed to close the two on the left but the right hand ones are refusing to close. I will open the left side and see if the right ones will then close. The struggle goes on. How did Porsche expect a woman to get these on?
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Thanks for the advice. Is it just as tough to release the bars or do they just spring open when unloked?
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have a pair of original T-Track system roof bars that drop into the roof channels You are suposed to slide and align with one of the 6 notched out positions. Then close and lock the plastic end cap covers. I have attempted this several times but the force required to close the end caps is so great that I am afraid that the plastic will break. Has anyone experience/advice on fitting this system?