When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.
LVDS cables come in many different end configurations, each destined for a different use, you must match the ends to your intended application.
IMHO, it is easier to order the correct OEM cable...
I totally agree, so many cables available that it's a crap shoot getting the correct one. Easier to get the OEM and eliminate that uncertainty. My dealer gave me a break on price and it only took one week to get it from Germany.
Finally got around to doing this on my 2017 base Does not work on 2017 base. I don’t have the plug on the back of my console. Also be careful removing plastic trim as I snapped my trip reset button. Going to buy superglue and hope it stays. sad day for me for mods 😂
Does not work on 2017 base. I don’t have the plug on the back of my console. Also be careful removing plastic trim as I snapped my trip reset button. Going to buy superglue and hope it stays. sad day for me for mods 😂
Ouch ... hope you can fix the button. Not sure what you're showing in your picture, The LVDS connector is on the upper part of the TFT display portion of the instrument cluster, hard to see from the side until you pull the instrument cluster out a bit and angle it to the left.
Does not work on 2017 base. I don’t have the plug on the back of my console. Also be careful removing plastic trim as I snapped my trip reset button. Going to buy superglue and hope it stays. sad day for me for mods 😂
There is at least a dozen variants of the cluster for 982 Cayman starting MY 2017. I don't have the Online PETKA so I can't check which cluster you have with your VIN. Sorry it did not work out for you. Did you break the Reset button cover (#2 below)?
Finally got around to doing this on my 2017 base Does not work on 2017 base. I don’t have the plug on the back of my console. Also be careful removing plastic trim as I snapped my trip reset button. Going to buy superglue and hope it stays. sad day for me for mods 😂
I wonder if you can get the appropriate solder on circuit board connector for the LVDS, assuming that is it in the picture...
Finally got around to doing this on my 2017 base Does not work on 2017 base. I don’t have the plug on the back of my console. Also be careful removing plastic trim as I snapped my trip reset button. Going to buy superglue and hope it stays. sad day for me for mods 😂
Originally Posted by Westcoast
I wonder if you can get the appropriate solder on circuit board connector for the LVDS, assuming that is it in the picture...
Great research @Z06jerry! Based on this picture from @718socal it looks like a match. As long as it gets installed with the correct orientation as shown below it should work.
Can anyone provide a clear picture of the OEM cable end that plugs into the instrument cluster for reference?
Connecting the Cluster to the PCM.
You need to buy the LVDS cable part number 9P3-979-001.
The PCM removal is pretty straightforward remove the side trim on both sides and remove four screws.
Slide the PCM unit forward and locate the Grey connector.
Plug the Grey cable connector to the back of the PCM Grey connector and route the cable to the instrument cluster behind the PCM to your left after you remove the instrument cluster.
I used this video to remove the instrument cluster but not to stop my odometer
After you remove the cover from the instrument cluster, move the cluster towards you.
Locate the Blue Teal connector and plug in the LVDS cable
You don't need to remove any cable, just make sure that you don't scratch the instrument cluster.
Reinstall everything and enjoy now.
Looks like my cluster (2018S without Nav) was manufactured without the LVDS connector! WTH. I have a new Porsche LVDS cable for sale which I won't be needing.
Looks like my cluster (2018S without Nav) was manufactured without the LVDS connector! WTH. I have a new Porsche LVDS cable for sale which I won't be needing.
I guess it depends on your sense of adventure and soldering skills! but did you post #249 about by @Z06jerry ?
Looks like my cluster (2018S without Nav) was manufactured without the LVDS connector! WTH. I have a new Porsche LVDS cable for sale which I won't be needing.
Sorry to hear about your cluster. Do you have a part number for your cluster? I wonder if the earlier clusters 2017-2018 did not have the LVDS without the NAV option. I have coded a few MY 2020-2022 Cayman and they all had the LVDS connector
09-16-2022 | 12:25 PM
sad day for me for mods 😂
Agreed, the green end into the cluster.
