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PCM wiring diagram for 09/2001 TT

laalves

By laalves
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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Hi all,

I'm going to remove my PCM1 and install a Pioneer AVIC F900BT, due to be shipped 18/06.

I have the 99/00 Service Manual, which, on Group 9, Sheets 14 and 14A have what I need, but not exactly, since it still has an amplifier with DSP.

Mine is a 09/2001 TT with the Bose. Question: can anybody get me the corresponding page for my car?

Cheers,

Luis

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Loren. Laalves.

Please upload wiring diagram for 996TT for MY2000. PCM-1 8bit version.

The wiring is slightly different compared to the 16bit system. Installing the Clarion max983hd navi unit. Having some trouble sorting out the cables in the power supply lead.

Thx.

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Loren. Laalves.

Please upload wiring diagram for 996TT for MY2000. PCM-1 8bit version.

The wiring is slightly different compared to the 16bit system. Installing the Clarion max983hd navi unit. Having some trouble sorting out the cables in the power supply lead.

Thx.

Please re-read the board Guidelines/Rules that you agreed to when you registered here.

I will not upload the whole schematic - that is Porsche copyrighted material - I will upload a specific small section to help you solve your problem.

Terminal 30 is unswitched power (+12 VDC)

Terminal 31 is ground.

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Loren.

Thanks for the diagram snip. Quite the teaser :)

Unfortuneatly this doesn't solve my wiring problem at all. Allow me to specify. Need to find the following PCM wires: (positive and negative) RR,RL,FR,FL.

Check out the Clarion power supply lead schematics. Corresponding the upper 8 pins of ISO connector. B1 through B8.

Extended schematics required, please.

Thx.

smm

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