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clb0099 · 01-02-2007, 10:21 AM

cj,

that is a crock of ******************** it will take them all of maybe 20 mins the most... but will charge you the hourly rate. I wonder did you explain that the fuse blew and then you were replacing it when it came up. They are going to tell you that they need to check the entire system to reset it. Go to a local mechanic who services porsches if they have the computer they will be able to reset for much cheaper. Here in nj there is a mechanic who does that for bmws and mercedes who charges ilike 75 to reset the service computer ,airbag lights, and clears any faulty codes. Then if they come up again you know you have a problem with that system.. not sure that is the route you want to go

01-02-2007, 10:21 AM	#9
clb0099 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: new jersey Posts: 404	cj, that is a crock of ******************** it will take them all of maybe 20 mins the most... but will charge you the hourly rate. I wonder did you explain that the fuse blew and then you were replacing it when it came up. They are going to tell you that they need to check the entire system to reset it. Go to a local mechanic who services porsches if they have the computer they will be able to reset for much cheaper. Here in nj there is a mechanic who does that for bmws and mercedes who charges ilike 75 to reset the service computer ,airbag lights, and clears any faulty codes. Then if they come up again you know you have a problem with that system.. not sure that is the route you want to go Last edited by clb0099; 01-02-2007 at 10:25 AM.