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Finally found this delightful write-up: most impressive. I have been wanting to do this for a long time on our '99 Tip- ever since I bought a great looking unit w/silver dials.
This is now so long ago that I can't recall what I was told by the fleabay seller....
So, after having read this over a few times, time to look at the back of the unit and "OUCH" wrong numbers !
996 641 980 27 70C - problem is I can't find anything even close in my 2004 PET. I end up with the 996TT having 996 641 985 xx yy as the closest so wonder if anyone might have a clue as to the likely donor ? It is the "old-fashioned" version so think 2004 PET should cover the applicable models and yes it's labelled USA. One more point - it has a 7200rpm redline.
Anyone willing to venture a guess or better ?
Many thanks in advance,
Nils
Carrera Instrument Cluster Transplant To Boxster
in DIY Articles - Boxster (986) - Mods
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Thanks so far and apologies for being too tired last night and not rechecking today before posting. I hate those who just ask the obvious w/o even looking in the owners manual so seems I got close.....
Anyway, a few pages further on in PET (442 of 480) I see this as the third group of instruments listed under "comb instrument dial aluminium" (which I have) for Carerra2 '01 model M338/M249 so RWD/Tip. Looking at the fuel components listed by Bill and also Loren's notes, '01 should also be ok so, in theory, the fuel issue should be solvable ? We'll have to see if the top up light will function - good news is that the bulb is there (3rd from bottom right).
I'll test it in the car later on and let you know how I made out - maybe additional workable unit.
Thanks, Nils