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Forum: Porsche Cayman Discussions

11-01-2022, 10:07 AM

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Eliminate the oil level senser

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Posted By 78F350

That's awesome. I may have got my pins mixed up...

That's awesome. I may have got my pins mixed up between the harness side and the sensor side. Glad you got it worked out. :cheers:

Forum: Porsche Cayman Discussions

09-28-2022, 07:29 PM

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Eliminate the oil level senser

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Posted By 78F350

I did a simple test with a cheap multimeter and...

I did a simple test with a cheap multimeter and some wires with alligator clips. I dipped the sensor in a bottle of oil that was filled to the depth that the sensor was immersed in the engine. My...

Forum: Porsche Cayman Discussions

09-24-2022, 01:39 PM

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Eliminate the oil level senser

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Posted By 78F350

Did you figure out what makes the idiot lights go...

Did you figure out what makes the idiot lights go out? I'm traveling this weekend and plan to test the oil level sensor Tuesday evening or Wednesday.
Rocking in Charlotte NC right now on a long...

Forum: Porsche Cayman Discussions

09-21-2022, 06:09 PM

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Eliminate the oil level senser

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Posted By 78F350

I just checked the diagram for the '03 and the...

I just checked the diagram for the '03 and the wiring for the oil level is the same as early cars. Pretty sure you are correct about the tach signal on CAN.
I have a recently removed (bad) engine...

Forum: Porsche Cayman Discussions

09-21-2022, 01:35 PM

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Eliminate the oil level senser

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Posted By 78F350

So, this engine? ...

So, this engine?
http://986forum.com/forums/uploads02/20211123_1410501637766394.jpg

It looks like the sensor is wired to the cluster directly, at least on the early models. I expect that the...

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