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  1. Norway996c4
    Thankyou very much :thumbup: Thankyou for your time Mark
  2. Norway996c4
    Car 996 C4 2001 tiptronic Euro Hello Can anyone help me with, what is the correct moment/torque ###Nm/Lbf for the FRONT and REAR drive axel nut to drive shaft ( the big one in the middle 32mm) I tried the search function, found nothing conclusive. Thankyou for your time Mark
  3. Norway996c4
    Hi Hope this helps BOSCH Airflow Sensor 0 280 217 007 Airflow Sensor Found via OE number: 996 606 123 00
  4. Norway996c4
    Hello 996 426 011 07. Selector lever with housing (Tiptronic) up to 99 996 426 011 08. Selector lever with housing (Tiptronic) up to 00 996 426 011 09. Selector lever with housing (Tiptronic) up to 01 996 426 011 51. Selector lever with housing (Tiptronic) from 02 Mark
  5. Norway996c4
    Many thanks for the rapid response Loren, PM sent Mark
  6. Norway996c4
    Hi, This is one of my first posts, but i have been reading the board for a long time with great interest. Car; 2001 996 C4 Coupe Tiptronic RoW lhd Problem; ABS / PSM lights come on now and then, but can be reset by turning the ignition off / on. I have read up on this problem with the ABS / PSM lights and can confirm that i have a clean original air filter and that the air flow meter is new (less than 1000Km) So while reading / checking the fault codes with my Durametric tester i got the following info, (this was the only fault i got) 9X6 ABS 5.7 Selected About to get fault codes moduleType = ABS57 dtcCount = 1 Fault Number: 4440 Description: Unknown fault code: 4440 Repair Infomation: Unknown fault code Checked here on the board for "fault code: 4440" and variations of, but could not find anything, so i contacted Durametric here is the reply Hi Mark, Fault code 4440 shows up as unknown fault code, because it is missing in the Porsche documentation for ABS 5.7 see attached. This issues has come up before and I have been told that this fault code means “Steering Angle Sensor” but I have had no way to validate this with the documentation. Best Regards, Durametric Software So my question is, can anyone confirm this (i have no reason to doubt this), or does anyone have any other info that might help me solve this problem. Thanks for your time Mark
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