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  1. I just installed the Parrot CK3100 Advanced Bluetooth Hands-Free Kit in my 997S. I replaced the Motorola IHF1000 I had previously installed. The Motorola kit came with a small external speaker, thus leaving the Bose system untouched.

    The Parrot CK3100 is much better than the Motorola IHF1000. It has a small LCD display that shows (on certain phones) cell phone signal strength and the number for incoming calls. My phone is a Motorola V600 (T-Mobile). The Parrot automatically synchronized my cell phone Phonebook with itself. It is capable of voice dialing and a few other voice commands.

    I used the Motorola external speaker, although I was assured by the distributor, nicestuffonline.com, that I can splice into the wires for the door speakers without any problem.

    You can check out expansys.com. They have this device for about $190 plus shipping and has them in stock.

    I placed the mic between the visor and the trim over the driver's door. The LCD display I placed on a Lexan bracket that is stuck to the side of the dash trim piece just to the right of the steering wheel. I can see the display just below the right steering wheel spoke. The Parrot control box is stuck to the back of the glove box. You have to love 3M's heavy-duty double-sided tape. A mute input to the back of the PCM mutes the radio when a call is placed or received.

    I am installing the same system. How do you remove trim where mike is placed. :help:

  2. I'm considering removing my PCM to have it "altered" into a touch screen to also control a computer.

    Does anyone have pictures of the PCM and the area behind it?

    If the PCM is removed, what's the "impact" on the car?  Does anything have to be disabled?  Has anyone done this to say install another stereo instead?

    Also, does anyone know how much a replacement would be in case it gets messed up?

    Thanks!

    The PCM Lists for around 2,000.00. If you remove pcm you will not have navagation. Also PCM controls Sport Chrono Package. the PCM controls Porsche computer. The PCM is wired with MOST Bus System. You can not add a after market radio to this system you would have to rewire the whole audio system. :eek:

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