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Boxster 987 Cruise Control
james b replied to spiderman's topic in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
[ I'd like to ask if anyone has tried this recently with success? I went out and bought the required parts (the steering column lower cowl/cover, the fixings and the cruise control switch (part number 997.613.261.00) but when I got to fit the new (extra) crise control switch I found that there is a socket moulded into the rear face of it which looks as though it's meant to take a three pin connector, and there's no obvious loose flying lead with an unused connector to plug in! My car is an 07MY Cayman but the switch I sourced is a bit older - looks to be July 2004 from the manufactur's sticker, so I'm wondering if this is the problem. RFM said that the 'short cable is only needed for the early models (LHD)' but I'm not sure whether, if I get the cable. where to connect it to, or conversely, if my crusise control switch needs to be replaced with a newer one I still can't see that ther eis anything for it to 'plug and play' into! Any thoughts or experience? Regards James -
Can anyone confirm how to remove the Sports Steering Wheel from a Cayman S? I believe I need to disconnect the battery and then somehow pop-off the airbag/cover before accessing the fixing to the column - it's the airbag removal bit that I'm not sure about. Do I somehow release this from the rear side of the steering wheel? Thanks and regards James