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RF 624lb LF 580lb RR 1030lb LR 1033lb Full gas, no driver, untouched from factory. '03 GT2
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Update on Service Manuals/PET for 996 TT
rmrmd1956 replied to BigBadBen's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
I also bought the CD manuals. They are excellent. Highly recommended. -
No It was an over voltage code for the passenger primary o2 sensor! It eventually failed with p0050(bad heater) and was replaced under warranty. All is cool. In case anyone cares!
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My secondary offset drivers side o2 sensor has stripped threads in the cat. It isn't leaking but isn't fully seated (3 threads proud). The OBD port shows the voltage respond correctly to loads but fluxuates at a lower voltage than the other side. .25V-.5V vs .5V-.75V The other 996tt's I've checked run .5V-.75V equal on both sides. My car is a GT2 and has thrown P1155 twice. Is the sensor voltage the cause?