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  1. kd126500
    does anyone know the correct torque for GT3 calipers and 997 Discs.
  2. kd126500
    Lauren got it. Thanks for the valuable service you provide to the Porsche community.
  3. kd126500
    Yes I am in the WAIT zone. I will try different 47xx unitl the next wait or it works. Try 4767 or 4765 Did you read the FAQ?
  4. kd126500
    Lauren that didn't work any others I should try. Thanks for the help. Try 4767 or 4765
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    Holding down the Tp and rotating I get the following 4462 24/99
  7. kd126500
    Lost Radio code 2002 Turbo CDC-3 Serial # 11093901
  8. kd126500
    Try again
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    Pics attached
  10. kd126500
    Just to update the group, my previous post I had a small oil leak which the dealer said was a timing chain cover leak. I cleaned the engine and watched for the leak and it ended up to be a solenoid cover gasket had failed. $20 part. Dealer said repair would cost me $900. Leak was driver side engine above oil drain plug behind the exhaust. Does anyone have instructions on how to replace the solenoid? The wire 6-10 inches, runs behind the engine which I can't reach. I need to unhook it to slide the cover plate gasket on over the wire. Cover plate is held on by two bolts. I can't reach the wire connector which runs behind the engine. Something msut be removed to access it I am just not sure.
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