Originally Posted by HelpMeHelpU

Internet/RL search is your friend here. There's a way to remove the yellow warnings using isopropyl alcohol--I bought the stuff to do it to mine and never got around to it. But it's definitely possible.

BTW, if you don't want Alcantara visors, get leather. Just don't leave them plastic, which should be an embarrassment for Porsche, but little ever seems to be.

Originally Posted by HelpMeHelpU

Yes. Mine has deviated stitching, too, but I don't believe you'd miss it if it were not there. It's the only option I checked for which I see no purpose and wouldn't do it again. (I did it initially because a lot of people on RL said it was important. Just goes to show why Baskin Robbins makes 31 flavors and Porsche lets you spec them all!)

Originally Posted by Pokerhobo

So I opted to get the default plastic ones and ordered the Euro Alcantara ones to replace them so I don't have the stickers. Removed the stickers from my current 981 CGTS and there's still a faint outline of where the sticker was. Unfortunately, the visors have been on backorder for some time probably due to covid-19.

Originally Posted by Pokerhobo

So I opted to get the default plastic ones and ordered the Euro Alcantara ones to replace them so I don't have the stickers. Removed the stickers from my current 981 CGTS and there's still a faint outline of where the sticker was. Unfortunately, the visors have been on backorder for some time probably due to covid-19.

Originally Posted by Jim Rockford

I believe it has been mentioned here and elsewhere but don’t believe it has been produced by anyone... does anyone have a photo of single zone climate they can share?

Originally Posted by rooster17

Also shows texture of standard dash fairly well. Not my Spyder, came across it for sale on the Internet.

Originally Posted by Westcoast

IMHO, the dual zone just looks far better and is wife friendly!

As for the dash texture with the faux leather, sorry, it doesn't cut it for me.

Originally Posted by RyuBraska

How much do they cost? Easy to install?

Originally Posted by Illusive991

Dual zone does look better as there are more buttons and less placeholder pieces of plastic. I will say, however, the regular climate control bars are appealing to me, given how much time I spend in Excel hah!

Originally Posted by TYPE911

Seems ridiculous Porsche charges $770 more as an upgrade. Dual Climate control is pretty prevalent in 911 models, why not make it standard?
Is this standard in a Boxster, hence the "up-grade"?

Originally Posted by Illusive991

Dual zone does look better as there are more buttons and less placeholder pieces of plastic. I will say, however, the regular climate control bars are appealing to me, given how much time I spend in Excel hah!

Originally Posted by Westcoast

A couple of things, $770? it's more here!

And why make it standard when they have customers willing to pay?

Originally Posted by Gatch

A bit off-topic regarding the PCM...why does mine look so different? The last few pictures posted look a bit “basic”...yet this is from my 2015 Cayman GTS. Is it because of the ‘Infotainment Package’ option on mine?

Originally Posted by Westcoast

Not sure what you question is, your picture is of the previous version of PCM 3.1 (918), the MY2017+ 718 cars have PCM 4.0 (post #51 above), these are different systems.