2011 GT3 RS Front end lift
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You likely just need the 13 Bar switch- here's the link to the thread previously posted:
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...o-pcna-28.html
Best,
JB
https://rennlist.com/forums/997-gt2-...o-pcna-28.html
Best,
JB
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Remove it, take money to buy more lips.
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joejenie (05-07-2023)
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Any more info on it? A dealer replaced all 3 switches? And what else did they say?
Read through the thread I posted- cdixon found the toothed belt for the compressor for less than $10 or so-maybe your belt is the issue-
JB
Read through the thread I posted- cdixon found the toothed belt for the compressor for less than $10 or so-maybe your belt is the issue-
JB
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Aside from the belt, the electrical connections feeding the FAL could have a bad contact. Then, outside of the FAL itself, there a relays I the car, and a 40 amp fuse. So I'd look at those. I don't know the history. of your car, but in some cases a previous owner gave up on it and had the system coded out. I would imagine if you took it to a dealer, they would have connected PIWIS and re coded if that was the case. That's what you would think-but member cdixon took his car to a shop to have it reconfigured with Piwis, and they "were unable to"-pure incompetence.
He got his own PIWIS, coded it in himself. All screen shots, documents are on the thread. If DIY is not your thing, you could get a competent indie to reconfigure it. 3 switches at dealer prices is a lot of money to just give up-
One member, 00 Scrub, unfortunately had an electric motor and pump ruined by water/moisture. He took his entire unit apart and that's major damage. It had to be a very deep puddle after a rain storm, no one else had that kind of damage.
So I suggest checking out the other possibilities. The black plastic cover can easily be removed with the unit on the car, and if the belt snapped it's a very cheap replacement, slips in by hand.
JB
He got his own PIWIS, coded it in himself. All screen shots, documents are on the thread. If DIY is not your thing, you could get a competent indie to reconfigure it. 3 switches at dealer prices is a lot of money to just give up-
One member, 00 Scrub, unfortunately had an electric motor and pump ruined by water/moisture. He took his entire unit apart and that's major damage. It had to be a very deep puddle after a rain storm, no one else had that kind of damage.
So I suggest checking out the other possibilities. The black plastic cover can easily be removed with the unit on the car, and if the belt snapped it's a very cheap replacement, slips in by hand.
JB