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OBD code 1147, cannot find
mikefocke replied to smartrepair's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Drain a quart of oil from the sump. Look at it. Normal? Abnormal? Put oil back in from the top into the tank. Report back and describe the condition of the oil. Clean look like oil? look like milk?. -
I've read elsewhere that aftermarket OBC readers can't access all the Porsche specific codes and thus are less useful than the ones the dealers posess. This is the subject of some legal activity since all the manufacturers are hiding the model specific codes. Lock-in. I have a 9135 but haven't had failures that could be detected (and not complaining).
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Sounds like you aren't going with the full Litronics kit from Porsche but an aftermarket kit that replaces just the bulbs and doesn't give the leveling, light dispersion and look of the P-car parts. There have been reports of lens burnout from these kits. I'd ask around a lot before I'd go that route.