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GraSox

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  1. Well, it finally happened! After 42 years of driving, 30 years (now retired)of driving emergency vehicles (Fire engines and trucks), never having a ticket or accident, I got both!

    As I approached an intersection the light changed to yellow and I continued through.....another car waiting to turn left turned in front of me and we hit!

    The other car said the light was red and had a next door neighbor in the car so had a witness. The cop gave me a ticket for not stopping at a red. It's my word against theirs. Luckily there was no injuries!!!

    My question is is for anyone that has gone to court instead of just paying the ticket....

    1. Is it worth trying to go to court for this? The other prson had a witness in the car....I was alone.

    2. Is the police officer or other person there at the court hearing hearing?

    Any of your experiences would be really helpful!!!

    Thanks in advance.

  2. I beg to differ on this point. The CDR or PCM unit is simply another module plugged into the CAN system of the car. It can therefore be enabled or disabled by configuring the main gateway module using the PWIS. This is why a PCM can be added , so I see no reason it cannot be deleted also. I know of a number of people that have fitted aftermarket stereo/ nav units to 987/997 vehicles , so its not a new idea. If you remove a PCM or OEM Radio unit you will lose the connectivity to the main dash disply to give navigation directions / symbols, and radio / Cd information. The MOST fiber optic system that is present on PCM units and some CDR units is a local network that communicates between the PCM/ CDR unit and the BOSE amplifier or Navigation module (if fitted). The purpose of the fibre optics is to give quicker signal transfer with lower losses , therefore better sound quality. Changing the head unit may be only the start of your task, as the speakers are also fairly poor and the BOSE amplifier option would not be compatable with an aftermarket stereo if already installed. Probably a good idea to look at the electronics section of www.caymanclub.net regardig aftermarket nav/ radio installs. There are some very helpful DIY threads.
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