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  1. Model year and exact model - and type of seats you now have?

    What are you trying to do?

    loren,

    thanks!

    i have a 2002 996 turbo - we have the wiring diagram for that and we installed the passenger 997 turbo sport seats with the adjustable bolsters in them with no problem.

    how do we bypass the memory seat options from the 996 to make the 997 turbo sport seats function.

    i hope that makes sense. (I believe the seats were out of an 07/08 997 turbo.

  2. Ben,

    I just removed my OEM hydraulic equipped decklid/wing and installed the aerokit rear deck lid. At first, I taped the two electical connectors that mount to the hydraulic system tightly and on my first drive, I received a spoiler warning light.

    I was told to simply run the harness with the connectors "not depressed" or "loose" (they are spring loaded and make contact when installed or squeezed hard). So, I left them loose, put a small plastic bag around them to seal dirt and moisture out, tucked them under the plastic cover out of sight and went for another drive. No more light. I have now driven for a month with no light. That's all you have to do - no need to purchase a new harness...

    by chance do you have the picture of this harness, I just installed the wing as well (not me my body shop) the light is killing me.

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  3. I tapped into the green /red however it made the v1 go on and the remote door on the key fob stop working.
    That does not make sense - I doubt that has anything to do with the key fob problem. Red/Green is unswitched which means 12 volts is always present.

    What are you using for ground on the 3rd party radio? chassis or brown wire?

    brown wire through the harness.

  4. 2002 911 turbo

    Ok just installed the Alpine IDA-X001 need some help locating a constant power source.

    Everything is in place and works fine however every time I shut off the car the Alpine resets (the clock and the settings) because its not on a constant power source.

    I read that it may not be good to tap the cigarette lighter for the constant power source so where else can I do it.

    I also read somewhere that I can tap the cell phone wires that are under the bat wing...will this drain the battery over time?

    Thanks in advance.

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