What did you do to your 996TT today?
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Bled the brakes last night. I used the power bleeder but kept the tank dry and vented and re-filled master cylinder between calipers. It is much slower than pumping the pedal but allows for an easier task by not having to worry about air getting back in the fittings. I don't have a record of when the fluid was last changed but only saw minimal discoloration and particles in the tubing output. I did not mess with the scan tool and ABS pump bleeding.
Still need to work on the sensors. I bought proper GT3 front sensors to replace the clipped stock sensors up front. The warning is annoying when I start driving.
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I took those bloody things out because I couldn't find the short - cut, soldered the ends, and then, still got the warning light...
The 2 fronts are shorted out and test fine for continuity. It may be the rear sensors. I bought some of those as well. Did you fix the warning light?
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For awhile, yes, then it inexplicably returned.
Took all the wheels off, checked my soldering, put it back together, fine for awhile, then it appeared again.
Pretty sure it's possessed at this point.
Took all the wheels off, checked my soldering, put it back together, fine for awhile, then it appeared again.
Pretty sure it's possessed at this point.
What a pain. At least it doesn't override the ABS or something stupid.
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Yes, and it self resets every time I cycle the car...
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I think that is normal.
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They look as if they are cut from chunks of billet ...
Not familiar.
Not familiar.
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As suspected, the gap cleared up and the car is now fully balanced with all 19s installed... Couldn't wait to the weekend...
I think the gap is acceptable, at least for this season...
I think the gap is acceptable, at least for this season...
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From an aesthetics perspective, I would lower the front a bit. I think these cars look best with a little rake. Also, the design of the car tricks the eye into perceiving the front being higher than it is so you need to "overcompensate" in the front. IMHO