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UtahWJR

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  1. Speedo reads and indicates 75mph on the digital part of the guage. Needle appears to match. Using my GPS I get an indicated 70mph. Tach just touching 3000rpm in 5th gear.

    Wheels/tires have been upgraded from Factory 17" twists to 18" with factory spec tires (225/40 F and 265/35 R).

    Is it common to be off by 5mph? Is there a way to adjust the speedo?

    Thanks,

    Bill

    1999 Boxster

    Manual

  2. Looking in the PET I see lock cylinders available with and w/o stipulated lock numbers.

    If I purchase a ignition lock cylinder w/o stipulated lock number can that cylinder then be 'keyed' by a locksmith to match my door key?

    Trying to get the ignition to match the door and center console locks - since I have 2 different ones I don't know which of the 2 locks would match my VIN (but since 2 (door and center console) of the 3 locks match it might be safe to say the door is the original). Still can't think how this got this way (and don't have access to the previous owners) - doubt you would change the center console lock if the door lock got buggered for some reason.

    Bill

  3. When I bought my MY99 Boxster the car failed inspection due to horn not working. Horn was replaced by local independent shop but there is no chirp when the alarm is armed. Any idea what is going on?

    Also, I have never setoff the alarm so I'm not sure the horn works for that either. Is there a way to setoff the alarm via the key remote (like the panic button VW has on their remotes).

    Thanks,

    Bill

  4. Battery was disconnected to repair a horn problem. Windows will now not roll fully up ( will only go up about 3/4) when top is closed but will roll up fully with top down.

    Tried doing the window standardization procedure in Bentley book. With top down I rolled window up and held for a count of 30. Book seems to indicate this is done with the top closed but window will not roll fully up in that position. This procedure worked for me before.

    Is there a time limit after battery disconnect and doing the sync? It's probably been a couple of days since battery was disconnected/

    Am I missing something?

    BTW - Is this mentioned anywhere in the factory supplied owners manual? I can only find a short mention in the Bentley book.

    Thanks.

    Bill

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