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Eștii

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  1. Car is completely stock, i purchased it a few weeks ago. New tires were fitted post purchase, so I asume the tire pressure was applyed correctly then. All the plastic panels underneath are all intact. Also no external panels have been changed, and i had an indepth and quite costly pre purchase inspection performed and all bushings, balljoints or tie rods where deemed worn. This is why im thinking it is in need of suspension upgrading. I have 2 other cars with coilovers, sway bars, and upper and lower strut braces installed and ive never had this slight wandering sensation at speeds over 100+ in them.

  2. D8 is not the correct fuse to pull for an 02 c2, D8 is strictly the radio. Which explains why my radio stopped working when I pulled it. D7 is listed for rear spoiler.

    Heres a link with all the 996 models and years fuses listed:

    HOWTOPORSCHE.COM

    List of fuses and amperage for Porsche 911 (996) (1997 to 2006) including fuse box location and fuse box diagram
  3. Anyone else having issues with stability at 100mph+? My 02 C2 tends to wander a bit at 100mph+. Im looking to upgarde to coilovers, fater sway bars, and strut braces if possible. I just cant seem to find coilover kits for the 02 c2. There are plenty for turbo’s and gt2/3, but for c2 i cant find any kits. I found sway bar upgrades up to 26mm though. And no luck finding strut braces either. If anyone knows of any kits, or what could be causing the wander issue let me know please.

     

     

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  4. I got mine working. Heres how it goes if you are in my possition and have just a single black/red wire coming from that yellow socket.

     

    New radio harness connects color to color with the metra black harness EXCEPT for the blue amp signal wire.

     

    Amp signal from new radio harness connects to red harness ONLY. Metra black harness amp signal is isolated and heat shrinked.

     

    Yellow terminal with single black / red wire plugs to red harness. I couldnt disconnect the individual sockets so i pluged them all in, anyway there are only pins for that yellow connect to contact

     

    RCA’s from red harness are unused. I will likely clean them up at a later date.

     

    Antena adapter is straight forward.

     

    NOTE: the connections on the metra black harness are specific, one has the locking back near the bottom, the other has the locking tab towards the center, so you really cant insert them in the wrong slot.

     

    I have crimped all of my connections for the testing and trouble shooting. Now that everything is verifyed to be fully functional i will be removing crimps and soldering/ heat shrinking all connections.

     

     

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  5. In that diagram C1 is shown where my yellow connector is, showing it had multiple sockets, but my yellow has just 1 socket. The c2 in that diagram is shown in the place where my blue connector is, showing it has just 1 socket for cd changer, but my c2 is a blue connector and has multiple sockets. So this is my problem, is my CDR-220 wired weird, or are these diagrams not accurate?

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  6. I found a store called “car audio inovations”. They sell the complete harness and subwoofer retention harness for the 996, 997 and many other porsche models. They even offer a completed plug n play radio harness if you are using an alpine deck that they use.

    CAI-STORE.COM

    Car Audio Innovations manufacturers and sells Porsche audio upgrades. Speakers subwoofer enclosures navigation radio and amplifiers.



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