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Dash trim piece removal
skymast replied to Mark House's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Thanks. I'm sure Porsche maintains the secrecy of the 'black' box to keep (most of) us in the dark! I thought the hours of operation data in one of the screen shots was interesting in that it is typically associated with boats, heavy equipment, etc With all of the posts I seen in the past year from people who have changed their full instrument clusters, I would be curious to know if the PST2 can pull the 'actual' vehicle mileage from the car computer. BTW, I am not implying that anyone who changes their instrument cluster is doing so to alter their mileage.
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Interesting. I saw on the screen that the PST2 contains the vin, operating hours, etc. Is there a printed source for what other areas the PST2 tracks? Thanks