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I glued this nozzle in place with epoxy after adjustment to avoid losing it again -
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Hello Friends I had this same issue, but I can solved with only 25$ yo have to buy this part 9936280720001C is the headlight washer nozzle of a 993 and you get the part that you need without spend 200$ In next post I will put some pics
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996 chime on acceleration?
flightparties replied to Porschedale's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Thanks for your quick answer ;) Yes, brake lights works ok but I suppose that it´s a double circuit switch, so maybe can fail PSM signal circuit, but I don´t know if this is correct Do you think that could be a problem in wheel alignment? Thank you very much :renntech: -
996 chime on acceleration?
flightparties replied to Porschedale's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Dear Loren I got this code 4440 1 week ago ( using Durametric ) when ABS & PSM Warning lights in the dash, I have a 2001 986 with Porsche approved waranty so I decided to vist my local dealer they said me that Steering Angle sensor was fault (Like durametric showed me). Then they changed the sensor and recalibrated it ( They said ) after one day, I have the same warnings lights PSM +ABS so I connected again Durametric and I´t was the same fault code 4440. Any idea? Could be also common brake swicht faillure or MAF ? Thank you very much in advance