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911rs

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  1. hi,

    For bleeding the both diff locks you dont need the PST anymore :lightbulb:

    each time after putting the ign switch on "dont start the engine!!", you hear clicking the slave actuators once (both at the same time).

    By repeating on/off the ign switch you will be able to bleed them w/o any tester , opening the bleeding nipple and closing. Each time it comes a litte amount of brake fluid out ...... ;)

    I hope it could help even a little late :)

    BR

    911rsr

  2. Hi all,

    after changing the steel brakelines (few weeks after)

    996 TT mod04 has ABS PSM light on.already checked:

    brakelight switch / new

    MAF new

    MAF lines to ECU checked

    Brake sistem purged convencionally (RR,RL,FL,FR)

    ABS unit new /with PIWIS purged & programmed

    But still get the same" Fault code 4460 "

    has someone have this issue before?

    Thnx in advance

    911rs

  3. Fault code 4460 Pressure sensor

    Pressure sensor actual value is evaluated and displays an implausible value.

    Possible cause of fault

    - Short circuit to ground/8+ or open circuit

    - Plug connection on stop light switch faulty

    - Incorrect adjustment of the stop light switch

    - Wiring/plug connection between pressure sensor and control module faulty

    - Pressure sensor faulty

    NOTE: A malfunction of the stop light switch can cause this fault. The stop light switch must have switched before a brake pressure is recognized. When the brake pedal is actuated, the stop light switch and the brake lights are triggered. The brake pressure on the pressure sensor is 0 bar.

    So, check your brake lights first.

    Hi,

    I´ve the same problem with the 996 TT mod 04. Checked already all Possible causes of fault: 4460 ..........

    Renwed the ABS modul and programmed with PIWIS . Still have the same problem. Any tipp for this fault code ?

    Thanks in advance

    911rs

  4. hi,

    today 1 second after pushing the sport bottum I heard the big blast (huge backfire) and found the both inter cooler brocken :o .

    the 997 turbo is european model 2007 with sport chrono, 6000 miles on odo only in perfect condition.

    fabspeed headers , tubi sport cats and mufflers.

    could someone please help me what was the reason of the back fire? have had ever seen this before?

    best regards and thnx in advance

    911rs

  5. hi,

    I´ve the following modifications:

    3.8 engine forged pistons 11:4

    perfect bore 102 cilinders

    rs cams

    titan valve retainers

    special valve springs

    cup pipe

    no cat

    dme remap

    95 oct gas

    Bosch FR5DTC spark plugs!!

    the engine runs realy B) :) .

    I would like to know if you could recomand me another typ of spark plugs for better performance?

    thnx in advance

    911rs

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