tell me where to stick it... (T-Design memory module that is)
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yeah button works perfect. Ppf guys only did front half. I ask because i was driving mith my friend who was in his aston and he didnt notice my spoiler going up until after i pressed the button because the *** felt loose above “75”. Mind you it was 25 F outside and i know there are temp situations where it would deploy. But i wondered if the t design messed with the operation because it seemed odd. Like i said button works perfect. I even left it up after parking then went for a rip above 75 and it came down as it should below 50. So 🤷🏻♂️
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I ending up disabling the unit I purchased. It has a faulty wire or connector and would randomly disable all the buttons.
Tested it multiple times and secured it with tape to confirm the issue. Bummer, it a really great idea.
Anyone else have the same issue?
Tested it multiple times and secured it with tape to confirm the issue. Bummer, it a really great idea.
Anyone else have the same issue?
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recall that it is the ECU that deploys the spoiler automatically based on vehicle speed... not the button unit in the console
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Tried but you cant see the spoiler. What i did was i left the spoiler up via the console button (red light on). Drove above the 75 mph speed then got off the highway and did normal driving. After a while i checked the spoiler console light which went off and the spoiler came down automatically. But i have not confirmed it goes up in its own
thats what she said
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no error codes. But is it possible the ecu thinks the spoiler is up when its down because of the console thingy? I guess someone is gonna have to drive next to me to let me know but its gonna be a few days we getting 6+ inches of snow
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Tried but you cant see the spoiler. What i did was i left the spoiler up via the console button (red light on). Drove above the 75 mph speed then got off the highway and did normal driving. After a while i checked the spoiler console light which went off and the spoiler came down automatically. But i have not confirmed it goes up in its own
thats what she said
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have you got a gopro with a suction cup mount? - but as pointed out if the spoiler does not auto-deploy there would be a warning in the system...
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If u go above the deployment speed with the spoiler button pressed it should go back down when you stop. Same as my 991.2 T
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Update, I received and installed the T-Design9 module yesterday. it was late in the day and raining so I opted not to go out for a test (yes I use every excuse to go for drives!
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Install was simple and although the space is tight I found that the clear spot on the drivers side worked best for wire routing. The module barely clears both the shifter linkage and console button housing so placement is important.
Kudos to the T-Design9 team for switching to the Velcro method of attachment, with this I could adhere one side of the Velcro to the car and with the other side already on the memory module make adjustments to the box position as required.
Hopefully today I will get to test out the modules ability to remember switch settings!
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Install was simple and although the space is tight I found that the clear spot on the drivers side worked best for wire routing. The module barely clears both the shifter linkage and console button housing so placement is important.
Kudos to the T-Design9 team for switching to the Velcro method of attachment, with this I could adhere one side of the Velcro to the car and with the other side already on the memory module make adjustments to the box position as required.
Hopefully today I will get to test out the modules ability to remember switch settings!
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Update, I received and installed the T-Design9 module yesterday. it was late in the day and raining so I opted not to go out for a test (yes I use every excuse to go for drives!
)
Install was simple and although the space is tight I found that the clear spot on the drivers side worked best for wire routing. The module barely clears both the shifter linkage and console button housing so placement is important.
Kudos to the T-Design9 team for switching to the Velcro method of attachment, with this I could adhere one side of the Velcro to the car and with the other side already on the memory module make adjustments to the box position as required.
Hopefully today I will get to test out the modules ability to remember switch settings!![Wink](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif)
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Install was simple and although the space is tight I found that the clear spot on the drivers side worked best for wire routing. The module barely clears both the shifter linkage and console button housing so placement is important.
Kudos to the T-Design9 team for switching to the Velcro method of attachment, with this I could adhere one side of the Velcro to the car and with the other side already on the memory module make adjustments to the box position as required.
Hopefully today I will get to test out the modules ability to remember switch settings!
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T-Design9 : Mods and ergonomic accessories bespoke designed for Porsche cars
Memory Modules : remember SC **** settings; A/S/S, PSE, Spoiler, Sport/+ buttons
Phone Mounts : keep your phone up and close and charged
Cupdholders, Sunglass Holsters and more at T-Design9.com