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  1. SimonPBS
    Is there any buttons on the centre console that can Control OBC aswell`? Thought it only was the stick.. Will be with the car tomorrow will have a look :) thanks
  2. SimonPBS
    Hi everyone!, i have bought a 997 C2 S, -05 Just realised that crusie Control isnt working (not even turns on the green indicator light when pushed to Active it..,but lamp lights up when starting the car, so its working in the cluster) Seems like the Cruise stick isnt working.. and the on board computer doesnt work either.. doesnt ract to the level stick.. I have checked the fuses at driver feet wall,, but they seem good.. brake light is working... Is there any more fuses or relays that could be involved? All constructive speculations is welcome :) //thanks Simon
  3. SimonPBS
    Thanks guys for the compliments :)
  4. SimonPBS
    My old cab had some ugly scratches marks, and my plastic window cracked when i was about to downcab (it was 13 celsius outside at the time) Simon
  5. SimonPBS
    Yes i paid in Dollars... No i dont have PSM, im not driving it in the winter time :) Simon Scandinavia
  6. SimonPBS
    They feel great, the corner speed is now higher :-) but Riding comfort is about the same... :thumbup:
  7. SimonPBS
    thanks i bought the top when they had the special price, 670 USD for the top and 350 USD putting it on.
  8. SimonPBS
    some more pictures
  9. SimonPBS
    The car has cabrioworlds softtop sonnendeck with glas. Im really happy with the results! Its also lowered with eibach progressive 2,5cm springs. Simon
  10. SimonPBS
    yes im gonne try it out, A locked trigg box cannot be unlocked (just found out). Things you have to program before you lock a new trigg unit is: the amount of airbags and carmodel. The used box i got is already programmed for a similar vehicle... So my hopes is high :) Post the results when im done. Thanks
  11. SimonPBS
    But the used trigg unit i got is already locked for a similar vehicle.. so shouldnt it work?, what do you think about it Loren? Thanks
  12. SimonPBS
    The triggering unit is placed in the lower dashboard, triggering unit also is the one who saves all codes. The dealer who i used aint that experienced with Porsches, but they do got the testing equipment. I just found out that if the fault code is named 100 or above then is it a faulty triggering unit (internal fault), gonna call the dealer and see if they have saved the fault codes somewhere... most likely they have not! and a trip to them is about a 2 hours drive :cursing: i have bought a used triggering unit, thinking of testing it in the car.. it shares the same number as my car but come from another vehicle. My car is a Boxster S -00, and the donators is a 2,7 -99 but has 4 airbags aswell. if i buy a new trigg unit they have to bound it to the car choosing the amount of airbags, and then locking it. But the one i bought is already locked amnd with the same amount of airbags like i said. What do you think is it a stupid and dangerous move to make? i think it should work! Dont wanna ask my dealer, i dont thrust their knowledge Thanks Simon Scandinavia
  13. SimonPBS
    thanks for the reply im talking about the airbag triggering unit. sry if i was unclear *They werent investigating it, they just had a quick look with the computer.. They werent even able to erase the code! If it was a fault elsewhere, the codes should be ereasable and then come back! But it was like the unit was locked.... Simon
  14. SimonPBS
    The car is a Boxster S -00, yes the dealer sad that the codes couldnt be ereased, and the airbag unit was probably the cause.. Simon
  15. SimonPBS
    Sorry, posted tjis under 987 (i wish) but belongs under 986 plz.. admin can you move it plz
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