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Old 06-11-2017, 06:09 PM
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Analyze old wheel LIN bus protocol data


Sniffer new steering wheel protocol data






LIN bus protocol data capture base this github project https://github.com/zapta/linbus















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Old 06-11-2017, 06:19 PM
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MF testing video


Support Model：
Carrera-911 （2009-2016）
Cayman （2009-2016）
Boxster （2009-2016）
Panamera （2010-2016）
Cayenne （2011-2015）

*991.1 with sport style steering wheel upgrade MF wheel,need "multifunction enable code" input into steering control module function enable fields with PIWIS,and Coding sport style steering wheel to MF,Original MF stalk will disabled.
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Old 06-11-2017, 08:49 PM
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Looks simple.
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Old 06-12-2017, 10:09 AM
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This is cool. Plan B for when my 16's wheel starts to look worn. You gonna sell all the stuff we need?
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Way over my head, but incredible work!
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If you market this a kit and it comes with good instructions I'd buy it. I've already had my 2015 multifunction steering wheel totally apart to install TechArt paddles so this looks like it would be pretty easy, as long as the conditions in sentence 1 are met
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Here does the module go? The airbag eats up most of the space in the center of the steering wheel.
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Originally Posted by flickroll
Here does the module go? The airbag eats up most of the space in the center of the steering wheel.
i'm guessing the adapter goes inside the steering column. i've seen his instructions and they are pretty solid!
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Parts? Cost?
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Need some more info too
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on the Facebook retrofit forum it says 300-400 depending on if you need heated wheel capabiltiy or not.

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Interesting since he just posted will be testing for a couple months...
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Originally Posted by smbryan
Interesting since he just posted will be testing for a couple months...
hmm, lost in translation? is there a link where he posted that? i recall seeing a photo where he had the adapters packaged and ready for shipping.

i really dunno - perhaps pm him?
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Anyone in the LA area want to help me evaluate/test this mod? I'm in Hong Kong later this week (near where the OP is from) and after a pretty extensive chat with him on this upgrade over the weekend, I'm quite happy to buy the module from him and bring it stateside for some testing. He explained the process to me and indeed it does sound quite easy especially if you have a 991.1 with the old MF wheel. Since my car has a Sport Wheel, I'd need a PIWIS to program the legacy MF functions on the wheel. OP's module converts old MF wheel functions and makes it work on the new wheel.
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