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Tiptronic steering wheel swap to PDK paddle wheel.
man7sell replied to man7sell's topic in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)
Out of the how you say woods. The EU fixed everything, no coding everything works and I have a cool paddle shift steering wheel. -
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Tiptronic steering wheel swap to PDK paddle wheel.
man7sell replied to man7sell's topic in Cayman, Cayman S (987C1)
Yes found that out. But then I had an epiphany. Talked to the guy I bought the wheel from, he had the EU from the same car so it would come coded. Should have thought of this before I shelled out for a new one. Live and learn. So when it arrives I will try it out. My office is starting to look like a Porsche spares shop. -
I have a 2008 with Tiptronic triangle wheel. Hate the switches. I was doing a paddle conversion on a spare that I bought online using the AMG paddles. Then I came across a 2012 987R wheel with paddles. I bought it along with the airbag. I found out that the horn will not operate without changing the EU. So getting spendy I bought a new EU and installed it. Using the Foxwell 530 I was able to reset the airbag light. Faults still remaining as the EU needs to be coded (That's my main question). Paddles do not operate. Left lower function switch does not operate. How do I code the new EU using the Foxwell 530?