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  1. jose
    I would like to know if there's a possibility to connect an Iphone to a CDR-210. Any help will be appreciated. B) Jose
  2. jose
    I support you in your decision to upgrade, It's looks pretty awesome!!! B)
  3. jose
    I'm wondering it is possible to built a "SELECTOR SWITCH" where you can choose CD changer or ipod.
  4. jose
    B) I'm not done with this yet. The winter is harsh here and my porsche is hibernating. I'll fix this on first day on spring, I'll let you know guys.
  5. jose
    Thanks for the reply guys. B) That will be a task for next summer. For now sleep, sleep, sleep this winter. I'll post here my results later.
  6. jose
    My current 996 99 C2 @ 32. :drive:
  7. jose
    Thanks for reply, I got your point but it also happens when the car is running anywhere, also on certain range of temperature. I opened another post called heater core removal. According to what we discussed there is very possible to be the heater core. I haven't physically removed the heater core but seems the most logical step to take. As occurs on certain temps.like from 69-74 on the panel it's that when mixing cold air from outside And heat from the heater core, if the heater core is leaking then when the heater core that use antifreeze this smell will be detected immdiately. And the heater core is only device that contain coolant in the A/C system.
  8. jose
    I will has to take it to my mechanic, how much you estimate this job done? Thanks for reply
  9. jose
    Anyone?
  10. jose
    Anyone? Yes, just upload it like an image. You can upload sound files in: MP3, WAV, WMV, MOV, MPG, or RAM formats.
  11. jose
    Tune up your speakers here we go. I load a 36sec audio I think this explains all. I must add that this sound I have been noted increasing thru the years. Yes, just upload it like an image. You can upload sound files in: MP3, WAV, WMV, MOV, MPG, or RAM formats. Memo.mp3
  12. jose
    It is possible to load a sound clip here? I would like to upload this problem, so experts can judge. I don't know much about transmission and clutch. I'm 100% amateur. B)
  13. jose
    Thanks Maurice That's a real relief . I appreciate your help and dedication for help me. I'll let you know guys my results later. Thanks again, Jose
  14. jose
    Loren, I got an important question about removing the heater core. Do I have to remove the hole dash again? or the heatercore come out on the frontside without touching the dash? I remember removing the dash 2 year ago working on evaporator, but I never worked on the big A/C Box. B) Thanks again, Jose
  15. jose
    Thanks Again, I'll get those clamps and check those signs carefully before proceed. B) Jose Jose: Coolant smell in the A/C is definitely one of the signs that your heater core (or the connections to it) may be leaking. Sometimes you will get a couple of drops of coolant which will end up on your right foot as it sits on the gas pedal or a few drops in that general area. Another sign is if you get an oily film on the inside of the lower part of the windshield when the blower is on. Regards, Maurice.
  16. jose
    www.superbrightleds.com I don't know just a guess, goodluck.
  17. jose
    Thanks RFM, Where exactly I can locate those faulty release bearing? thanks, Jose
  18. jose
    Thanks Loren, I can tell that is not in the pedal. The sound is more prominent when I open the windows. The only way to hear it is when pedal is pressed. I can't be outside and inside the car at the same time. So I can't define if it is comming from the front or rear. Let say that is comming from rear! It sound like worn pulley or powerstering without oil,you know! because when the car is accelerated with the clutch pedal down that sound increase. The sound dissapear after the pedal is released. :huh:
  19. jose
    Holly hints, Thanks alot. Before do it, I want to know if a coolant smell in the AC diserve to check the heater core. Do I suppose to find any leak on the front compartment? I don't want to sound unprofessional, but this the first time I suspect this. Your help very appreciated, I'll ask more when performing the procedure. B) Jose Jose: For step #4, here is what two of those hose shut-off clamps look like. They are available from PepBoys: Also, pay attention to bleeding air out of the system once you are done or your coolant tank will overflow. If you have a Uview vacuum tool, it will make it that much easier. Take heed to carefully seal the foam cover or you may end up with leaks of outside water on your feet! Regards, Maurice.
  20. jose
    I need help in removal the heater core for inspection. Any help will be greatly appreciated. B)
  21. jose
    Anyone?
  22. jose
    I can't really tell you right know if my car includes the TC option b/c I'm 180 miles away. But Iater after 2 weeks I'll take a picture of the options that include. let leave this PSM light dilemma for 2 weeks. I had made another post about this "sweet fishy smell" or coolant thru my air conditioning at certaing temperatures from 68-74 degrees on the AC panel. And this clutch sound when I pressed. It looks comming from the front side, the clutch has a normal pressure.
  23. jose
    Good grief, I was googling the same picture, Thanks. Well, Yes, Its exclusive for C4 but what can be explained when that light came ON after the tires got overpressured? In my instrument cluster there's a bulb on the PSM socket bulb and not in the TC. By the way what is the color of B marked in that picture? red or amber? Anyway theres no bulb on A, and B and I remove N b/c it was disturbing me .
  24. jose
    I don't know what to say, It came ON one day after over pressure the tires, then the brake pedal became harder, I don't remmember see that PSM light again, I know it wasn't the TC light because is red color, I remmember the amber light in left hand side panel. I took a look at the Porsche Manual and in the PSM topic was mention that overpressure tires can trigger the PSM light ON. But I can tell you that I was working on the instrument cluster bulbs some time ago and I don't recall see any bulbs on TC light socket. I'll check those again.
  25. jose
    My 99 996 C2 don't show the psm light at start up since long time ago and I'm getting worried. Is this normal? Last time the light came on I run the car with over pressured tires, after the pressure was corrected light came off. Please help
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