Can't buy a sport classic, I decided to make it myself.
Thanks Zhao, my dealer is 350 miles away and I wouldn't trust them with the remote to my TV.
I seem to remember someone way back talked about varying the speed of the deployment of the wing to close to Warp 1 (meaning a speed you will never attain) as a way to prevent it from deploying. I can't remember if there was also some other coding needed... need to check
Thank you for taking the time and (again) fantastic job!
siberian
I seem to remember someone way back talked about varying the speed of the deployment of the wing to close to Warp 1 (meaning a speed you will never attain) as a way to prevent it from deploying. I can't remember if there was also some other coding needed... need to check
Thank you for taking the time and (again) fantastic job!
siberian
Thanks Zhao, my dealer is 350 miles away and I wouldn't trust them with the remote to my TV.
I seem to remember someone way back talked about varying the speed of the deployment of the wing to close to Warp 1 (meaning a speed you will never attain) as a way to prevent it from deploying. I can't remember if there was also some other coding needed... need to check
Thank you for taking the time and (again) fantastic job!
siberian
I seem to remember someone way back talked about varying the speed of the deployment of the wing to close to Warp 1 (meaning a speed you will never attain) as a way to prevent it from deploying. I can't remember if there was also some other coding needed... need to check
Thank you for taking the time and (again) fantastic job!
siberian
Actually there is another way, the ducktail is not need to program the way you said, because the motor and lift of the electric lift is need to remove, then install the fixed tail bracket, so don't worry about the motor will be lifted, you just need to find a reliable business with Porsche computers, to help you to shield the electric tail fault code, it's good.
The kind of way you mentioned, in fact, if you did not remove the electric tail folding mechanism, and then at the same time also limit the lifting of the electric tail, is irresponsible for their own vehicles, let's say, the equivalent of letting Bolt put on a KN95 mask to participate in the 100-meter sprint, he can still complete the world record of 9.58S?😂😂😂
Thanks
Zhao
You need a copy of PIWIS, forget the reliable business.
As to disabling the lift mechanism once the tail is lifted to remove the existing wing, I don't see the issue. If the issue is to disable the lift, this will do it as to the fault code just need to find out where that code is. Don't understand your analogy of Bolt.
Are you selling the duck tails?
siberian
As to disabling the lift mechanism once the tail is lifted to remove the existing wing, I don't see the issue. If the issue is to disable the lift, this will do it as to the fault code just need to find out where that code is. Don't understand your analogy of Bolt.
Are you selling the duck tails?
siberian
Last edited by siberian; Sep 5, 2024 at 06:08 PM.
You need a copy of PIWIS, forget the reliable business.
As to disabling the lift mechanism once the tail is lifted to remove the exiting wing, I don't see the issue. If the issue is to disable the lift, this will do it as to the fault code just need to find out where that code is.
siberian
As to disabling the lift mechanism once the tail is lifted to remove the exiting wing, I don't see the issue. If the issue is to disable the lift, this will do it as to the fault code just need to find out where that code is.
siberian
Method 1: Trigger condition for tail lift: the speed is set at a value that the vehicle can't reach, which would be convenient, but my tail mount requires removing the motor, and I'm not sure if unplugging the motor will pop up a tail lift fault code on the vehicle?
Method 2: Block the tailgate fault code, directly.
I've only experimented with the latter of these two methods above
Method 1 is no problem for ZHH tail, but method 1 applies to the tailgate lift folding plate removed, for example, your car is electric tailgate and use method 1, then the vehicle will be due to the lack of heat dissipation, power reduction(I'm just going to expand and talk about it here.)
Zhao
My brake light consists of three parts: LED light group, front and rear light housing, and light wire. In fact, the structure is very simple. This is just the simplest brake light. I found a professional car light development factory, and because it only has the function of lighting up, there are only two wires in the wiring harness. It is very simple and even has a lifespan. The factory told me that it can basically be used for vehicle scrapping. If replacement is needed, I can find a way. As long as high-strength sealant is not used internally before leaving the factory, 3M adhesive with lower strength is used for easy disassembly.
https://rennlist.com/forums/992/1413...l#post19648469
In my opinion Porsche is really too lazy, this brake light is adapted to too many models: 718gt4rs, 991.1turbo, 991.2turbo, 992, 992sport classic


