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Engine overfill?
BostonC4Scab replied to staticx57's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
This high pressure gauge indication happens with my car as well. I had the car checked out and was assured not to worry about the gauge...as long as the indicator light does not come on. All has been good for 2 years now. -
Cold weather use
BostonC4Scab replied to bigpeps52's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
I live in the northeast as well. I heard that you are better not to run the car unless you can put 25 mile or so on it. Running it a short period of time does not allow the moisture to burn off...which you can see dripping from the tail pipe. Can anyone comment on this? -
Well...the mod described in "Remove PSE cutout in 2 minutes" worked great. The car sounds awesome now...as it should through all gears....and the dashboard switch works fine. Thanks everyone for your help. This is an awesome site...with great members...Cheers!!!
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Well I did the modification and it was a piece of cake...except that I needed a second pair of hands to get the cover off the relay. I'll run the car this weekend and let you know how it works.
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I have a 2004C4S, 6-speed with sport exhaust. The baffle seems to be closed in second gear until reaching about 4500rpm; then it opens. It is open in all other gears. The dashboard switch seems to function fine as the sport exhaust can be turned on or off. Is the a way to adjust the exhaust electronics so the baffle remains open all the time?