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Old 12-06-2016, 09:33 PM
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I'm about to buy this. Are there different sizes or is this the one I want? What about airbag light going off?
http://www.classicshop.porsche.com/p...7084008yr.html
Old 12-07-2016, 04:28 AM
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Not aware there are different sizes for this. The factory one on mine is the statndard 14" Porsche fitment. I'm also assuming that all didn't (or don't) come with an airbag option. I would imagine too that you should be able to disable the airbag light (pull the fuse/relay etc).
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There are a few threads on the topic.

Example - deleting the air bag light - https://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-...airbag-s2.html

Regarding the CS Wheel -

https://rennlist.com/forums/968-foru...-question.html

https://rennlist.com/forums/968-foru...for-968-a.html
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Thanks.

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Sunset Porsche will save you a few bucks.
http://www.sunsetporscheparts.com/oe...968347084008yr

You also need the horn contact:
928-652-104-00


Best money you'll spend on changing your driving experience in the 968!
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Yup, just bought from them yesterday. Thanks!!
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Besides the other information, as I was researching the wiring diagrams as shown in the PET, I noted an option M564 (without airbag) that references a p/n 928 612 220 00 which is termed as 'bridge adapter'.

Does this item somehow play into the topic?
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Originally Posted by Jay Wellwood
Besides the other information, as I was researching the wiring diagrams as shown in the PET, I noted an option M564 (without airbag) that references a p/n 928 612 220 00 which is termed as 'bridge adapter'.

Does this item somehow play into the topic?
The guy at sunset told me about that part, I said "if I need it" to go ahead and include it in my order. He referred to it as "the plug".
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You can also use an ohm resistor to fool the system. Plenty here have gone that route.
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So either one will work?
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So either one will work?
Yes, the resistor is much cheaper and easier to do. I have a few spares if you want me to mail them.
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Thanks but I already went the expensive route.
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Originally Posted by RajDatta
Yes, the resistor is much cheaper and easier to do. I have a few spares if you want me to mail them.
Easier to do? Is that part difficult to install
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Look at the how-to section for air bag deletion on this website. http://www.944s2.com/
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Originally Posted by Jay Wellwood
Look at the how-to section for air bag deletion on this website. http://www.944s2.com/
Thanks Jay I have read that a few times but don't see anything about just installing the resistor. Do you still have to cut wires and stuff if your installing the resistor?


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