PSE Question
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Mat - it's a connector on the right hand side of the engine bay, affixed to a bracket on the intake manifold. Metal bail - push it in, pull the connector off... PSE is "always on" with no DME cutout.
Might want to wire-tie it to one of the aircon hoses to keep it from banging around...
Might want to wire-tie it to one of the aircon hoses to keep it from banging around...
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From: Glasgow Scotland
Mat
My 06/06 C2S has factory fitted PSE without sport chrono and is a UK car. The PSE is on (loud) only when the button is pressed after start-up and the LED is on.
If you can't hear the difference it "sounds" like somethings wrong...
Gus
My 06/06 C2S has factory fitted PSE without sport chrono and is a UK car. The PSE is on (loud) only when the button is pressed after start-up and the LED is on.
If you can't hear the difference it "sounds" like somethings wrong...
Gus
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Originally Posted by dstrimbu
Heejin, that's without Sport Chrono, right? Your PSE button is PSE on/off only?
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Cheers,
Heejin
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From: NH
Originally Posted by mat
The "orange" under bonnet switch/toggle sounds very interesting!!
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Circe - BTW - if you want to copy a link for a specific Post # in a thread, simply go to that particular post and Right-click on the post #, then click on Copy Shortcut. Then Paste it in your message. I did thta here for your post (#20) above.
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reviving this old thread - my 997.1 just went out if warrantee and now its time to unplug this orange connecter for full time pse!
my question is, do I need to cover the connector and the plug, other than just tying the loose wire to something to keep it tidy in the engin bay? I am not mechanical at all, but seems that this may be a good thing if there is any kind of electricity involved?
Does it need to be waterproof? I do not want to drive in the rain and suddenly my 997 catches on fire...
my question is, do I need to cover the connector and the plug, other than just tying the loose wire to something to keep it tidy in the engin bay? I am not mechanical at all, but seems that this may be a good thing if there is any kind of electricity involved?
Does it need to be waterproof? I do not want to drive in the rain and suddenly my 997 catches on fire...
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reviving this old thread - my 997.1 just went out if warrantee and now its time to unplug this orange connecter for full time pse!
my question is, do I need to cover the connector and the plug, other than just tying the loose wire to something to keep it tidy in the engin bay? I am not mechanical at all, but seems that this may be a good thing if there is any kind of electricity involved?
Does it need to be waterproof? I do not want to drive in the rain and suddenly my 997 catches on fire...
my question is, do I need to cover the connector and the plug, other than just tying the loose wire to something to keep it tidy in the engin bay? I am not mechanical at all, but seems that this may be a good thing if there is any kind of electricity involved?
Does it need to be waterproof? I do not want to drive in the rain and suddenly my 997 catches on fire...
