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  1. Overall, I'm very satisfied with how it turned out. The paint job was done by the same painter that painted my RUF front bumper, he mixed extra as he knows I'll be doing the rear so it turned out perfect. The hardest step is to find out all the parts needed and that's why it took me so long. For the brackets I use 1" by 3/16" aluminum bar @ HOMEDEPOT. If I have to do it all over again it would probably take me around 5-6 hours top. My appreciation goes to JEFF @ SUNSET and DONCAPECOD for assisting with pictures.

  2. Finally got around to complete the Turbo/C4S rear bumper conversion on my 02 C2 Cab. Overall it turned out OK not a perfect fit but about 90%. At least it is all factory parts with the exception of some brackets I made to hold the bottom correctly to the heat shields.

    Porsche C4S rear bumper conversion

    1. 996.111.352.02 Left tailpipe extender (1) 44.72

    2. 996.111.351.02 Right tailpipe extender (1) 44.98

    3. 996.111.981.03 Left DualTip Tailpipe (1) 272.25

    4. 996.111.982.03 Right DualTip Tailpipe (1) 272.25

    5. 999.507.696.00 U clamps (for grills) (24) 4.08

    6. 996.505.411.16 G2X Bumper C4S (1) 1065.48

    7. 996.505.663.01 01C Grill Vent Left (1) 82.88

    8. 996.505.664.01 01C Grill Vent Right (1) 82.88

    9. 996.505.475.04 Center Rear Heat Shield (1) 124.28

    10. 996.505.837.03 Retaining Strip (1) 45.00

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  3. Got the car back from Newport Auto Center today as promised and here's what they replaced:

    Coolant Leak--

    1. 996.106.157.03 Equalizing Tank

    1. 996.106.447.01 Water Tank Cap

    1. 000.043.301.05 Antifreeze

    Oil Leak -- (RMS) which I didn't notice

    1. 996.105.024.01 Shaft Housing

    1. 997.101.212.00 Shaft Sealing Ring

    3. 900.123.147.30 Seal Ring 27X32

    1. 900.380.019.02 Hex Nut M8 X1

    3. 999.707.344.40 Rubber O-Ring

    1. 999.707.392.40 Rubber O-Ring

    3. 999.217.150.09 Screw 6X20

    4. 999.217.151.09 Screw 6X35

    1. 900.123.106.30 Alum Seal Ring

    9. Mobil1 Sync Oil

    8. 999.073.091.09 Screw 10X25

    All were covered under warranty. I'm a happy camper for now.

  4. Look at Loren's Pix above, it is located behind the CD/Cassette holder. Just pop out the side panel and you'll see it. There you'll find 12+, ground, Ignition Sense and Radio Mute all in one connector.

    Looking at your connectors ,it appears to me you're using the PARROT CK-300? bluetooth kit right? If so, did you ordered the kit with specific Porsche cable?

  5. Have you tried to ground out the pin#3 (mute) on the radio to see if the radio display "PHONE" on it. If it does then the carkit mute trigger output is too low to trigger the radio. On some car kits like SonyEricsson, you have to add a relay to make it work. Also, have you tried the Yellow/Blk wire for mute instead of pin #3?

  6. As Loren mentioned, the Yellow/Blk Stripe is for radio mute on the 4 wire connector behind the center console. When I installed my Bluetooth, I didn't use the (3) pin off of the conn. 3, only use the pin (13) and (14) for audio input. Have you check those 2 pins to make sure they're properly inserted in the connector (1). I believe pin (13) is (+) and (14) is (-).

  7. The RUF kit was bought from Weissach (very nice people) for $2300 and my buddy's body shop paint it for $400. It took him a little while to perfectly match the paint, I brought my old bumper and left it with him. He had at least 4 coats of Speed Yellow and 3 coats of Clear Coat. While the bumper being painted, I took the time and cleaned out the radiators and fender liners.

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