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  1. I finally got this reply from Durametric...

     

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    Yes, we continue our research. We do not yet have any resolution for the issue. As soon as we have an update from our engineers we will be sure to contact you.

     

     

    It's been open over two months now. Not sure if it is really being worked on. I wish I knew whether it was an issue with the Durametric software or my car.

     

    Jon

  2. I have a Durametric enthusiast kit that I bought to use with my 996 and 987.2. It works fine on the 996. On the 987.2(2011 Boxster) it won't read actual values. The only one that shows anything is RPM that shows a constant reading of 51. Everything else seems to work fine and can read actual readings on the 996. I contacted Durametric support and they had me send them a log. I waited a week and emailed them and got this response...

     

    "We have received the log file you submitted and have engaged our engineers. The log shows the car returning a single, non-changing value.  This is the reason for the steady display of 51 rpm. We are attempting to learn more about why the car might return such an improbable value. As soon as we have more information we will return to you with details."

     

    It's been two more weeks and I've heard nothing from Durametric.

     

    Does anyone have any ideas? Is there something on the car that could cause this? I did try pulling the fuse for the instrument cluster but it didn't help.

     

    Thanks...

  3. I have a 2000 996 C2. My computer is already active and i see the temp. I want to add the computer control stalk. I found a three stalk unit here on eBay 

     

    Since my car has cruise control I wanted to know if I can just remove the computer stalk from the eBay unit and add it to my existing three stalk unit?

  4. Hi,

     

    I'm about to purchase a used 2011 987-2 and am considering replacing the head unit when I get it. The car doesn't have the Bose option but does have the sound plus package. My question is...can I just replace the head unit and still have the amplifier and speakers in the car continue to function? I know it would be a problem with the Bose system but I'm hoping sound plus will be okay with it.

     

    Thanks,

     

    Jon

  5. Hi,

    Before I start...this is a 2000 non-S with 34K. I never have gotten any code but P0134.

    I am getting an occasional CEL and when I scan the car I see only code P0134. If I do nothing the code always clears itself in about 2 hours of driving. I may be imagining this but it seems to occur when I start the car and only have it run for a few seconds like when I pull it out of the garage and then restart the car and start driving. It also is always low speed when it comes on. I have read other posts and seen where Loren posted the following causes for the code...

    P0134 Oxygen Sensor Ahead of TWC, Bank 1 – Interruption of Signal

    Possible causes:

    – Wiring harness

    – Oxygen sensor

    – DME control module

    My mechanic looked at it for any obvious signs of harness problems and said he saw none. So, what should I do? Wait and see? Replace the sensor?

    Also, does anyone know how ling it takes for the computer to reset the CEL after the P0134 illuminates it?

    Jon

  6. Hi,

    The knobs on my CDR-220 have started to slowly turn into a sticky goo. I'm not sure what has caused this, since nothing else in the car seems to be affected. I tried pulling on the knobs to remove them, but they don't seem to want to come off. Is there a secret or do I just need to pull harder? Once I get them off are replacements available? Failing replacements, if I buy a new faceplate from ebay will it work? Is the radio code a function of the radio or the faceplate?

    Jon

  7. As far as routing the coax, follow the positive battery cable as it leaves the battery and goes somewhere. There is a plastic cover under the car that runs front to back down the passenger side of the car. I'm not sure, but I bet the pos cable runs down and through that to the rear.

    Has anyone ever routed a wire through this plastic cover? How much room in there inside of it?

    Jon

  8. Hi,

    I want to install a ham radio in my '00 Boxster. It is rather large and has a detachable head unit. I can put the head unit in one of the center pedestal spaces but the radio itself will have to go in the trunk. That means I will need to get a fiber optic cable from the trunk to the cabin. I will also need to get a cable from the battery to the radio in the trunk. It draws about 15 amps so I need a decent guage cable for power. I would really appreciate any advice on routing cables from the rear trunk to front trunk to the cabin.

    Jon

  9. I'm looking for the best place to put the antenna for the XM radio I am about to install. I popped the cover off the IR sensor between the defroster ducts. It looks like there is plenty of room for the antenna. but I'm not sure how to fish the cable down into the console near the CDR-220. Has anyone done this or perhaps installed a satnav antenna in this location that can help me? If it is relavent the car is an '00 non-S. Any tips would be appreciated. I would also be interested in hearing opinions on this location from a performance standpoint.

    Thanks...

    Jon

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