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Porsche switch: Either ON or OFF
My front parking sensor box has a basic ON/OFF switch...so to turn the front sensors on when necessary. That switch is basically either ON or OFF, interrupting a +12V wire.
I have an unused PORSCHE switch for "rear window heating". Could that work, if i connect the wire to PIN 1 and PIN 2 (the top ones, close to each other)? Sounds simple, probably isn't :rolleyes: Thanks for your help in advance! |
I think PW mentioned recently the switches are momentary, meaning it'd work but only for as long as you hold it down, you'd need it to trigger a latching relay to keep it on... but I'm only guessing, paging @Particlewave for someone who knows what he's talking about...
http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/67064-using-factory-switch-other-purposes.html |
Porsche switch: Either ON or OFF
That would make sense as demisters would usually switch themselves off after a set period of time. ( I'm too lazy to check the manual, F1 is about to start ;) )
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Just find yourself a rocker switch Bran, w/amber indicator of course! Add it to the thin face-plate just in front of your shifter tap this into one of your car's accessory circuit. Problem solved. Could add a few more next to it also... Rocket Launcher, Xray See-through Vision, call Lily over secured line, Jettison Oil, etc etc
Sure you could find the equivalent locally: e.g. 12VDC ON-OFF LED LIGHTED ROCKER, AMBER | All Electronics Corp. |
Porsche switch: Either ON or OFF
I'm no expert, but if you wanted to persist with the demister switch idea, this looks promising?
A1 to A4 when 'on'. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/201...c26bcdcf3f.jpg |
Wow, that was fast, guys.
I did that circuit swap with my sprint-booster switch, which almost exactly fit into the Porsche switch frame. Was just lucky with that circuit layout. For the other part: Yeah, so I guess using ONLY A1 & A2 would not work (as the switch needs an electrical rather than a mechanical impulse, or maybe both?...lol) |
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Sprint booster, it remaps the potentiometers in the throttle assembly, so a greater % of throttle position sensor is sent to the ECU for a given amount of pedal travel. Makes the car feel faster. Porsche includes this in some of their sport modes in the newer cars.
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Seriously?? why you never told me this before?
bad member Steve, bad bad member (on the SB site now looking at this... fascibating. are we talking about this? https://www.sprintboosterusa.com/) EDIt: wait, I drive by wire, I think, does this work? I want one... me wanty anything with "sprint" in the title |
Yes, they are momentary. You can use one in conjunction with a latching relay or just stick to a toggle switch. ;)
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Toggle switches are not ideal, they can break finger nails lolll
Rocker switch, Bran. Dunno why, just sounds better |
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haha absolutely brilliant. Hope SB crew don't see your post because you are spot on. Yes it'd work... just like tightening up your bicycle brake line. Shinny screw and shim. Love it Steve loll
It would indeed make the car feel like its primed up for a drive, slightly, sort of anyway. I dig the product... pretty cool!!! |
944 guys use a replacement cable cam on the throttle body for the same effect. Would something similar work on a pre-2000 Box?
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Would assume so. Bet no one sought about that for the pre-2k. funny
If it comes with a huge toggle switch sticking out of my dash like in an airplane, I'm all up for it ;) Gotto look good thats all |
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No switching in the boxster, Bran, sorry. We talk about bows and arrow, ok? |
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bows and arrows... |
99661398006A05 Tastschalter für Fussraumbeleuchtung = no rocker switch
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Nice find!
Thanks for sharing the part#... might become useful to others one day Have fun bud |
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