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I just swapped the stalk from the 4 stalk to my 3 stalk. Buy the harness from PDwight.
http://986forum.com/forums/boxster-parts-sale-wanted/53234-obc-harness-sale.html |
Hi Folks.
I just gone through an OCB / CC upgrade in mine 2004 2.7 986. Went fine, but only partially :confused: OCB works while CC not. When I turn the key (before starting the engine) all LEDs are on. Also green LED from CC appears - it wasn't before the up. But when engine is on nothing happen, pressing the button on the stalk doesn't turnt the light on of CC. I'm in a fix... Could it be faulty 4-stalk controller or some connection issues ? Regards, Tomasz |
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Tell us exactly what you did. Did you reprogram using a PIWIS? I did the full install on an early model, including adding the pedal actuator, sensors, and wiring. I then did a quick write-up on the Porsche Club Poland forum. |
The first time I did this, I was able to add the OBC stalk (removed from a donor 4 stalk) to the 3 stalk in the car, without having to remove the steering wheel. It made the process much easier.
Tony |
Hi Folks,
Thank you for your response. Finally I found the fix. After installing all HW modifications I completely forgot to activate CC in 2 places: Instrument Cluster and DME. I've only activated CC in Instrument Cluster and that caused such behavior. Activating CC in DME as well solved the issue :) Greetings! |
98 cruse control...
I've got the stalk, and box under the dash ....
I'll never use them (my ecu will not support it, swapped motor) worth anything to anyone? thx, matt p.s or should I bin it all. |
Don't bin it, put it for sale, I have actually seen people ask about it before. I bet there is someone that wants to try to add CC to their 2.5 Boxster.
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For anyone looking to do this upgrade, I saw this stalk this morning on eBay. All you care about is that he OBC stalk works which it says it does. Just remove the stalk and add it to yours. I don't have any affiliation with the seller, I just thought I would pass it along.
Porsche Carrera 996 Boxster 986 4 Stalk Column Switch 996 613 219 10 Matte | eBay |
I have the harness to add cruise control. The VW wires/plug as described by Pelican. PM me if anyone is interested.
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I've purchased an OBC stalk which was previously retrofitted but they had cut off the original connector and installed their own. Not a worry, I can make a harness to suit. But, what are the pinouts for the stalk?
I found the following on Pelican Parts: Boxster 2001-2004 Connector Pin #2 Gauge Cluster Pin #23 Select Mode Down Connector Pin #3 Gauge Cluster Pin #22 Speed Alert/Gong Connector Pin #4 Gauge Cluster Pin #21 Select Mode Forwards Connector Pin #5 Gauge Cluster Pin #24 Select Mode Backwards I'm a little confused at "Speed Alert/Gong". The stalk has Select Up and Down, Enter (push?), Escape (pull?) I've connected a multimeter to the earth and each pin and have found that on mine is: Red = Down - So Pin #2, connect to #23 on cluster Yellow = Up - assuming Pin #3 then and connect to #22 on cluster? Blue = Push - So Pin #4, connect to #21 on cluster Black = Pull - So Pin #5, connect to #24 on cluster Can anyone please confirm? Pic of my stalk: http://i1075.photobucket.com/albums/...ps01ggvzyy.jpg |
I am going to upgrade my Boxster S 2002 ROW with CC stalk, reading sevral treads I found two verison for wiring refere to model yeare 2001-2002.
On the majority there indication to link a wirw from the cluster to DME on soem other is wrote this not necessary doe the fact that after 2001 new instrument cluster does not require this conenction. Someone as more details? |
No need to connect to DME
Or at least on USA cars, I have manufactured many harness to retrofit a 4 stalk. You need a common or ground and the wires that go to the instrument cluster....no need to run any more wires.
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Hello
I just installed the 4vstalk on my car 986 my02 the obc works fine, the cc works but instrument light light does not switch on. Someone knows why? |
Did you check the bulb?
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The cluster as equipped with led no standard bulb, so I did not open it
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I finally completed the OBC and CC hacks to my '01 Boxster back in February.
I bought a used 4-switch stalk from Parts Heaven that was in excellent shape. I also purchased Pdwight's OBC harness which is "first class". I made my own wiring harness for the CC functions; followed the guide on Pelican which was a great help. Finally activated everything with my Durametric Pro. Both the OBC and CC functions have been working fine ever since. They are great! IMHO, these are two of the best upgrades available for Boxster's without OBC and/or Cruise Control. |
Thank You for the kind words
I try to make every effort to make my harnesses the very best hand made product possible.
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IMHO, you have accomplished your goal!
Thanks for your first class OBC harness! |
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so let me get this straight. If one is to install the 4-stalk, some wires are "doubled", in other words, connected to same pins from the stalk, but different on the gray one (C plug). Pin 1 is ground and goes to Pin 17 Pin 2 goes to Pin 23 and Fuse B7 Pin 3 goes to Pin 22 and Pin 4 Pin 4 goes to Pin 1 and 21 Pin 5 goes to Pin 24 Is that right? Base 2003. I hope to get clarification soon as I am in the middle of the project... |
OK, never mind... I figured it out myself. I just needed a night of sleep.
Of course those are two different plugs. Somehow when I read initially the project it sounded to me like it is enough to get the 4-stalk and 5 wires, plus the plug. Yes, that is true for the OBC. There was no plug to purchase for Cruise Control. OBC has a 6-pin connector where only 5 are used. CC has a 4-pin connector and all of them are utilised. Therefore, if one wants to do both projects at the same time - you will need overall 9 wires and preferably 16 plugs (one is ground while the other goes to B7 fuse) . |
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