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RLandis

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  1. Loren, hopefully you can help me. I bought a PCM2 from a wrecked 996, and had Euroclassics Porsche install the unit (thanks to CoreyNJ's instructions, which I gave to the dealership). I SHOULD have gotten the code from them at the time. When I picked up the vehicle, it worked perfectly, and still does.

    Now, I'm have to replace my battery. Is there any way of getting the code BEFORE I unhook the batter? I'd hate to remove the PCM2, to get the serial number. The VIN will be useless to identify the code, as my VIN doesn't get recognized by Porsche as having a PCM2.

    Any ideas?

    Regards,

    Richard

  2. Gentlemen...this thread got a little confusing for low tech me....I'm purchasing a PCM2 which came out of a wrecked '03 TT, to install in my '03 C4S....there are no disks in the transaction....I was given a set of 2.0 disks....am I to assume that the compatible disks will be from 2.0, or do I have to wait to fire it up to find out?

    If it is 2.0, and my disks work, is there any sense to upgrading to 3.0?  The install is being done at an authorized Porsche dealer.

    thanks

    In case you are interested, I have an unopened new set of the latest PCM II disks for use in a 3.0 system. I'd recommend getting the firmware upgraded. Eventually, you will need to do it anyway, since NavTech will not be making disks for the 2.0 firmware. It gives you better map colors (as well as a choice).

    You can have them for $110 shipped. They cost about $179. email me at alex_garcia@mindspring.com

    thanks anyway, Alex, but I'd already bought them from navteq.....now I wish I hadn't.....new disks are coming out in August, and there's no free upgrade.

  3. Gentlemen...this thread got a little confusing for low tech me....I'm purchasing a PCM2 which came out of a wrecked '03 TT, to install in my '03 C4S....there are no disks in the transaction....I was given a set of 2.0 disks....am I to assume that the compatible disks will be from 2.0, or do I have to wait to fire it up to find out?

    If it is 2.0, and my disks work, is there any sense to upgrading to 3.0? The install is being done at an authorized Porsche dealer.

    thanks

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