986 Forum - The Community for Porsche Boxster & Cayman Owners - View Single Post

The Radium King · 06-07-2018, 10:33 AM

good; hopefully you can keep the gauge cluster. i didn't have any luck trying to code a 2001 986 with a 2001 996 tune, so there may be other issues that require updating the gauge cluster (you'll need a 2002+ 996 tune or dme from such a car to run the engine properly - sounds like you have the latter).

with the abs pump, check your part #'s as there are many versions out there (psm vs non-psm, year, etc.). i think you only have to change rear wheel speed sensors, but spending some time with the PET to see what year parts changed is you friend there.

i think there are forum members from texas that have a pst2 to help you with your coding if needed, but can't recall who (nova?).

06-07-2018, 10:33 AM	#9
The Radium King Registered User Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Canada Posts: 3,128	good; hopefully you can keep the gauge cluster. i didn't have any luck trying to code a 2001 986 with a 2001 996 tune, so there may be other issues that require updating the gauge cluster (you'll need a 2002+ 996 tune or dme from such a car to run the engine properly - sounds like you have the latter). with the abs pump, check your part #'s as there are many versions out there (psm vs non-psm, year, etc.). i think you only have to change rear wheel speed sensors, but spending some time with the PET to see what year parts changed is you friend there. i think there are forum members from texas that have a pst2 to help you with your coding if needed, but can't recall who (nova?).