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  1. Any more information for those of us that have no idea what a stepper motor is or what it does?

    We all had this in some form back then. The main cause was that dealers did not know how to set them up. Many came from the plant with bad alignment, bad cardan shafts and poorly mounted tires.

    After the dealers got the hang of things this mostly disappeared.

    The main cause IMHO was the need for road force balancing on a Hunter machine. Mine has been solid since then but I make sure the dealer fits the tires.

    Sorry all, but I still don't understand what the stepper motor is... Even more in the dark after the above post :D :D

    Anyone want to help out in "idiot" language????

  2. Hi All

    Well got the bits for the retro fit of the cruise system. From an 04 workshop guide it looks like you have to take out the signal/indicator stalk and attach the cruse to this switch then reinstall the two switches together. But I have an 05 Cayenne and don't know if there is any difference

    Is it possible to take out these switches, without removing the steering wheel????

    Just asking as I don't fancy mucking about with this (aribags & sensors etc etc...)

    Also does anyone have instructions for the retrofit?

    Scratching my head so could do with some help...

    Thanks

    Lee

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  3. Hi All

    Switch et al arrived today - thank you Gert - what an array of items I have, and I have no idea what needs doing. :unsure:

    Please help.

    Got the easy bits done - removed steering trim :D

    Cant see how to put switch in without removing the steering wheel & Contact unit for airbag. Not a job I am even going to attempt - ever!!!!

    So far as wiring up the switch, it looks like its alread done, part of the wiring loom.

    If anyone has some instructions I would love the assistance. So far not an easy DIY job.

    Come on RennTech please help... :renntech:

    Thanks in anticipation

    Lee

  4. Understood Richard, i have a visit next Tuesday at a dealership and i will check for separate stalk availability.

    Hi RFM

    Ordered the retro kit from Gert - http://www.carnewal-europe.com/main.htm

    Don't know if this helps. He is ordering direct from Germany with an approx lead time of 7days to the UK. So I am very impressed.

    Just wondering if you could post or pm me with more details about the install?? Interested in where the wire routes, pictures would be really helpful especially of the "blue connector"

    Thanks

    Lee

  5. Chriz

    You can buy the stalk separately, it is not exchange. The single wire go's in the electric connector-fuse box in the engine room under the left wiper, i let you know tomorrow in which connector and possition.

    Can you please let us all know where to get the NON exchange part from???

    Just paused before I order from Porsche Parts at Cost - 4 weeks +++ from Germany to USA then USA to UK 2 Weeks ++++

    Madness

    BTW £85 plus shipping

    Thanks

    Lee

  6. Hi Loren

    Scratching my head to find the update CD for the PCM2.1 From Version 04202xxx Level B upwards

    I have part number 000 043 205 47 002 as being discontinued. So I don't know if this is a USA number or for all markets - I am UK based.

    Can find "000 043 205 47" but no ideal what this is

    Already bought (but not yet delivered) the 05.2007 original (still sealed) Europe map DVD from fleabay.

    Please help before I pull what little hair I have out lol

    Thank you in anticipation

    Lee

  7. Hi All

    As per header.

    Looking to upgrade the maps on the pcm have a choice between 10.2006 & 05.2007

    Anyone know of the differences/improvements as being a "tight northern b@start" thser is quite a price difference.

    Still looking for PCM s/w update CD's for the PCM 2.1 Cayenne Rev A to B, B to C, C to C1 - CD usually provided by OPC when updating.

    Also does anyone know if its possible to update Ver 2.1 to Ver 3.x or is it a hardware change?

    Many thanks

    Lee

  8. Hi!

    In my MY05 997, the software is still the original version 04035AD1.

    To get to the "Update Model Level C" stage, I'm looking for the following:

    1. 000.043.205.46.004 "Update CD of existing models A" to get to the updateA stage.

    2. 000.043.205.46.002 "Update CD Model Level B" to get to the model level B stage

    3. 000.043.205.46.003 "Multimedia Update CD2" - only for vehciles with Motorola phone

    4. 000.044.901.40 "PCM Multimedia Update CD Naviagtion" to get to level C

    5. Then a European Navigation DVD dated 08.2007 or higher.

    I already have (2) and (3) - Does anybody have a copy of (1) (4) or (5) available?

    Hi CK

    you have a pm

  9. Thank you again Richard

    Looking at the list ~ £50+vat can this be correct????

    Where do you get this information from???

    Sorry to keep asking questions, but only owned the CS for about 2 weeks and still feel like a child

    So really new to this Porsche ownership - satisfaction of a promise to myself since I was about 6 to own a Porsche before my 40th :lol:

    Is there any way to get the newer copy and a price list? Seen loads of stuff to spend my hard earned on

    Than you again

    Lee

  10. The Tequipment Catalogue lists a retrofit for the Cayenne - Part Number 955.044.903.00 at £325 +VAT, but it is MUCH cheaper to buy the parts individually. I don't know if the Tequipment price includes fitting, but I doubt it. If you DIY you will need to find someone with a PIWIS tester to code the car afterwards.

    It sounds like your OPC are trying to fob you off, as they probably don't know how to do it. Apparently, the instructions are in the on-line PIWIS system.

    Thank you again Richard

    Got to ask - how do you buy the part separately???? And what is the "Tequipment Catalogue"????

    So far as OPC Leeds - took them over a week to get the CD Autochanger bracket, but at least they did supply all the nuts & bolts which made fitting a breeze :D

    Kind regards

    Lee

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