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miguel oliveira

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  • Birthday 12/22/1973

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  • Present cars
    porsche 996 Turbo 2003
  • Former cars
    996 carrera 4 1999
    Audi A3 S3 2000

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  1. miguel oliveira
    First of all Thank you for your reply. Is there a way to know what is the defective part? What I feel is: before starring the car I press the clutch, as the engine buids up speed I feel the pedal going soft. As I start to drive the car ,sometimes between 1st and 2nd gear or neutral and 1st, the pedal gets hard again but goes smoth with another press.
  2. miguel oliveira
    Thanks for your reply. I also want to do the job myself and if no harm is done I will continue to drive like this until I got time for the DIY
  3. miguel oliveira
    I have a 2003 TT with aprox. 72000 kms for 3 years now, and for the last month I have been feeling the clutch pedal getting hard but I also feel the clutch more predictable now. I know this is the clutch accumulator but my question is: does it do any arm to continue to drive the car like this ,or should I replace the accumulator as soon as possible? Thank you in advance Miguel Oliveira
  4. miguel oliveira
    I was finaly able to install the 997 shifter in my 03 turbo, and I have to say that if somebody is in an doubt about doing this it´s a very easy DIY (I follow the BM instructions) and highly recomended. The shift gains a complete new feeling of precision and shortness
  5. miguel oliveira
    http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=65243 Thank you once again Loren :renntech:
  6. miguel oliveira
    I have done a lot of search for the b&m instructions but I can not find them. If someone has it would be great, so I can try the 997 shift . Thank you in advance Miguel Oliveira
  7. miguel oliveira
    Part# is 99742401000 and as per skymast it is about $160.00. Easy to install as long you mark the old push-rods. I have used the B&M shifter installation instruction and it help a lot to do the job.Short Throw shifter installation instructions. Thanks for all the info. I will get the shifter and try to install it I will then post with the update
  8. miguel oliveira
    Hello I have a 03 TT and I would like to improve my shifter, and by all the previous post it seems that the best way is to go for a 997 shifter. My questions are: is it the normal 997 shifter (if somebody has the part number) and if it is a simple replace or do I have to buy something else to do it. Thank you
  9. miguel oliveira
    I got the workshop manuals and PET from the Porschelibrarian. A lot (huge) of useful information on my 996tt, that I think that anybody who wants to get familiar with their car should have. Thank you Porschelibrarian Miguel Oliveira
  10. miguel oliveira
    From what I remenber from the manual, with the key you should turn the ignition on, then press at least 5 sec M + key ( if you want the passenger mirror to move down you should also engage reverse after the ignition ) and only when you open the car if your seat is in different possition it will go back to yours. Hope it helps
  11. miguel oliveira
    I found out that the light from the trunk only works when I take the key from the ignition , and for curiosity , when I open the trunk even if the engine is close the light from there also works.
  12. miguel oliveira
    Thanks Loren Do you have any pictures so I can find it more easy
  13. miguel oliveira
    Hi I have a 2003 996TT, and I feel the same with the clutch only working in the last part, the car has 42000 kms and the pedal feels very light , I would like to try to put some air but I dont Know where is the bleeder for the clutch. Does anyone has pics or detail instructions Thank you all
  14. miguel oliveira
    The only way to remove the PCM 2 ( by the way from a 2003 996 tt) was to remove the dents , and I had to took the car to workshop , so if anyone else try to remove the PCM be careful not to force the plastic pieces as they will brake making it impossible to remove the unit so easily. In my car (LHD- I dont know if it makes difference) to close the detents ( 2 from each side ) is at the left side up and the right side down and the unit should remove easily . After inserting the Pcm to open the detents is oposite. Thank you all :renntech: :renntech:
  15. miguel oliveira
    and it is from Portugal, the code is C27
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