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hi will 997 turbo wheels and tires fit a 996 turbo my dealer said i will need spacers or the rear tires will rub on the in side any info would help thanks and happy new year
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Glad it turned out well for you - as I said only a few folks have had the intermediate plate/gasket leak. thanks Loren do you think the sweating that the dealer said is right they said that will get a little trans oil time to time around the transfere case thanks and happy thanks giving
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hi i got my car back they replaced the trans pan gasket and did a trans service they said that was the leak and the slight oil around the transfere case was just sweating do you think thats true i wiped it and drove about 60moles shifting hard and jacked it up and check it was dry just asking what you think thanks for any help
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thank you for all your help everyone i brought to dealer they feel just needs a new pan gasket thanks again
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thanks for help
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thank you, is it a known problem for the leak at the transfere case
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is that bad it dripped from the pan i cleaned it off its been 4 days and does not look wet but maybe some small seeping and at the transferecase is the same is it repairable
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hi i have a 2004 996tt tiptronic with 2015miles i notice some oil around the trans pan i belive it is atf also some seeping by the transfere case has anyone seen this before any advise would be great thanks
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PSE Bypass DME
clvig replied to clvig's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
Yes. Just run a wire from the fuse box to switch to relay in engine, or You can tap into the existing wiring below rear seat area. Search here or 6 speed for directions. You'll love it!!!! hi i tried searching i had no luck can you give a link to it thanks http://69.13.120.185/forums/showthread.php...ight=pse+bypass #12 good luck! ck TSB's for install of PSE with wiring diagram! thank you so much -
PSE Bypass DME
clvig replied to clvig's topic in 997-1 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 2S, Carrera 4S)
Yes. Just run a wire from the fuse box to switch to relay in engine, or You can tap into the existing wiring below rear seat area. Search here or 6 speed for directions. You'll love it!!!! hi i tried searching i had no luck can you give a link to it thanks -
I have a 05 997S Cab with Porsche sport exhaust option can I rewire it so the on / off works with out the dme kicking in when driving at low rpms, I would like to control it for quiet mode when I want . Thanks for any help.