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If the cluster has ever been taken out there is a chance that they did not get all the plugs re-inserted properly (making poor contact). I would start with that and re-test. -
Please re-check your serial number as I am getting a "not valid" response.
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P1487 DMTL tank leakage diagnosis module possible cause: - DMTL tank leakage module faulty This can be confirmed with a PIWIS 3 short test tank leakage.
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Try 5492
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The two part numbers I gave come from Porsche's replacement parts system (PET) - specifically for your VIN.
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CDC-3 = Compact Disk Changer I need your radio model and serial number. Please read the Lost Radio Code FAQ.
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That car can use: 955 641 204 01 or 955 641 204 02 and only those two. If the cluster does not have one of those numbers it may not be able to be programmed.
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What is the part number on the two clusters? If they are not the same they might not be compatible. PM me the cars VIN and I will see what is supposed to be in the car.
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Does the battery have a vent port and did you connect the vent tube?
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Try 9439
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Sorry, please ignore as I was answering a different quest.
