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Post a picture and year or at least year and model. There are differences and knowing which one we are talking about will help with troubleshooting. It sounds like you might have a 1998 - 2001 996... Coupe/Cab??
I have a Durametric that has worked well on my 2003 C2 and 2004 TT. That said, search around a little, some folks with early cars have had some problems with the Durametric they may not have had the latest software. Once you have the cable you can update the software anytime.
Her car is now getting parked for the rest of winter, as snow is forecast by the end of the week. I will be collecting interior leather bits for it here and there in the mean time to fill her wish list and get some tools to work on it. When there is a warmish weekend, I think I am going to delve into the heater box and see what is up in there. I am also going to look deeper into getting that gen 2 cluster.
Doesn't look like I'll get much time working on my Mustang this winter
Wow, that's a pretty car you got there. I'm sure you're happy with it. I have seen many blue ones like that. "Zenith" blue? That reminds me. My father used to sell Zenith televisions years ago. That's when they were built like tanks. Today's televisions are feather light compared to those old ones. But we had better programming than anything these days.
Jim010,
Maybe consider putting some information about the car in your signature. Or put a picture in your avatar. That way in the future we won’t have to try to remember what you have.
fpb111
You're not actually asking me to give up Doctor Doom, are you?
lol.
I have to pay it seems to enable the signature option. Maybe later as I get established here. But I did post a picture and what the car is in my first post.
OK, here is what I was wanting. I got a hand brake with the wood handle that I wanted to take apart and refinish in gloss black and install that handle on our old E-brake assembly with the black 'leather'.
But I cannot get the handle free. It is glued on really strong. Anybody have a suggestion? I tried vice grips with lots of padding, but all I am doing is cracking the resin. I don't want to cause more damage I may not be able to repair.
01-22-2018, 03:57 PM
