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tholyoak · 09-13-2006, 02:17 PM

It is quite simple as long as you get the correct year 996 cluster (this depends on the year of your boxster) and make sure it isn't a cluster from a C4 or Turbo. I added the gauges when I did my swap. All you need is to add a single pin to one connector and run it to the 996 oil sender and all the functions on the 996 cluster will work.

Todd

09-13-2006, 02:17 PM	#5
tholyoak Registered User Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Glen Allen, ON Posts: 314	It is quite simple as long as you get the correct year 996 cluster (this depends on the year of your boxster) and make sure it isn't a cluster from a C4 or Turbo. I added the gauges when I did my swap. All you need is to add a single pin to one connector and run it to the 996 oil sender and all the functions on the 996 cluster will work. Todd __________________ Current Cars: 1989 911 Targa 1984 944 Original Owner 1971 911T