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Kenwood DNX-6140 Install
Daniel-986 replied to casharp1's topic in DIY Articles - Boxster (986) - Mods
I did something similar, for 986 and 996 owners. Text is in german, but perhaps the pictures can help somebody. Changing Porsche Radio to a DIN-2 Video system with radio, GPS, navigation and DVD/CD. http://www.test-dsl.info/boxster-986-pioneer-avic-f30bt/index.php -
How to use it? It's under the light. Last time I cleaned the rear bulbs I saw the cable, but I don't know how to use it when the tail is closed and lights are mounted.
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I'd cleaned the TB today, and replaced the air filter. But I left the ICV with carbon, because this part is unknown for me. I dont wanted to get springs or such jumping in my face...you know what I mean... Thanks for help, I think better to open the ICV to get the best cleaning result. Man, the 996 accelerates fast, my Boxster is for sale now ;-) In Germany most Autobahn sections are without speed limit. Yipieeee.
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Idle Control Valve "Buzz/Hum"
Daniel-986 replied to logray's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Cleaning the MAF means - do not touch the wire inside? Only spray cleaner onto the wire? Hmmm.. my english is not the best ;-) -
It's not nessesary to open the ICV? I don't want to damage it, its a expensive part.