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  1. I was working on the Steering wheel on Sunday and forgot to remove the battery negative switch. I discovered the problem after remove the air bag unit from the steering wheel.

    So after unplug the battery and put things back together and plug back the battery. I notice the airbag light comes on. I tried to use the ODBII reader but could not able to disable the light. After some researchs, I learn that it can only be done by using the PST2 system.

    Can anybody recommend me a local shop that can do this for a small fee?

    Does anybody know how much the dealer at steven creek charge for this?

    Thanks in advance,

    -Nat

    :cheers:

  2. Based on my past experience :-) , I believe the previous owner removed the horn to prevent the "unwanted horn" problem on the old steering wheel.

    Since you have a new horn installed, watch and see if you are getting the "unwanted horn" problem or not. If you are this problem can be fix as diy job.

    -Nat

  3. Ok, new MAF arrived this afternoon and it is now installed.  It is exactly the same as the stock one I pulled out  :thumbup:  The car sems to be running fine.  The picture of both sensors is attached; new one on top...

    So do I need to unplug the battery and reset the CEL, or shall I just drive and let it cycle through???

    Thanks for everyone's help!

    -Nader

    I believe unplug the battery will do the job. Don't forget your radio code. If you need to disable with the code reader let me know.

    -Nat

  4. great, i will be there :-). thx tp.

    -RiverFlyer, how long have you had the conversion? Did you upgrade the tires/brake? I heard for 97 model porsche did not recomend 18 inches rim.

    Also, do you have any issues with the car so far?

    thx

    -nat

  5. guys, i have read a lot of posts regarding to this conversion from other forums. however, most of the conversions have been done from the east coast and mid-west areas. does anybody here in the bay area had done the conversion or know a local shop that can do the job? i would love to hear from you.

    i have a 97 and have been thinking of converting it to a 3.4.

    -cheers,

  6. Thank you very much for the info, Jeff.

    Actually, I did not miss the gear (down shift) during the run.

    It must be one of the things that you mentioned above.

    I had the camshaft cover on the passenger side work done 2 months ago.

    They replace the black round cones between the spark plug and the gasket.

    It must be the oil filler tube. I will track it down and let you know.

    So far, I have not seen any smoke.

    Cheers,

    -Nat

    P.S: I still own you the making of "Removing the front bumper" :-). I will be your "star" for the next "working on car" event

  7. Hi Jeff,

    I was with the group on Sunday meet. I remembered you told me, the problem is normal. It is related to the oil separator...

    I jacked the car up and noticed some oil leak (little) on the passenger side. Should this is the cause of the smoke?

    So far, there is no CE light and the car is running fine

    Can this be the Oil Filler Tube problem? Or the air/oil separator goes bad?

    Thanks,

    -Nat

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