997.2 PDK part number help
07-02-2019, 08:23 PM
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997.2 PDK part number help
Hi,
I would like to have the part numbers for the fill plug and drain plug for the differential of a 2012 TTS PDK. These are 8mm aluminum plugs, both on the passenger side of the car.
I would also like the part number for the fill plug for the PDK transmission fluid which is on the driver side. of the transmission.
I have the workshop procedures that reference these items and I have access to the PET system but I cant find anything related to the PDK in the parts system.
Thanks
I would like to have the part numbers for the fill plug and drain plug for the differential of a 2012 TTS PDK. These are 8mm aluminum plugs, both on the passenger side of the car.
I would also like the part number for the fill plug for the PDK transmission fluid which is on the driver side. of the transmission.
I have the workshop procedures that reference these items and I have access to the PET system but I cant find anything related to the PDK in the parts system.
Thanks
Last edited by tinkerbill; 07-03-2019 at 07:54 AM. Reason: .
07-06-2019, 12:26 PM
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Follow up on 2012 TTS Fluid Changes
2012 TTS with PDK. 3rd owner. 35,000 miles. 997.2
I have completed changing the oil in the front differential and front clutch and in the rear differential on my 2012 Turbo S. I had the dealer drain and refill the PDK fluid as I do not have the PIWIS computer needed to change the PDK fluid correctly.
If you are planning to replace the drive fluids yourself and wondering about how much to buy, here is my experience:
The factory service procedure found on the PIWIS TSI website says that the front differential and front clutch boxes require 0.9 liter each and I found this to be accurate.
I did not find a fluid refill capacity for the rear differential in the on-line docs (I could have missed it). It required just short of 3 liters to drain and fill the rear differential case.
Hope this helps another DIY person out there
Bill
I have completed changing the oil in the front differential and front clutch and in the rear differential on my 2012 Turbo S. I had the dealer drain and refill the PDK fluid as I do not have the PIWIS computer needed to change the PDK fluid correctly.
If you are planning to replace the drive fluids yourself and wondering about how much to buy, here is my experience:
The factory service procedure found on the PIWIS TSI website says that the front differential and front clutch boxes require 0.9 liter each and I found this to be accurate.
I did not find a fluid refill capacity for the rear differential in the on-line docs (I could have missed it). It required just short of 3 liters to drain and fill the rear differential case.
Hope this helps another DIY person out there
Bill
07-07-2019, 08:07 AM
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Thank you Sunset Porsche
Here is the answer to the Part Number Questions in my first post, courtesy of Alex at Sunset Porsche 
THANK YOU !!
The part number for the PDK fluid fill plug on my 2012 TTS PDK is 9G1-321-805-00
The part number for the differential fill plug is 900-124-013-01
The part number for the differential drain plug is 900-124-014-01
The reason I wanted these numbers is that when I was under the car planning my fluid changes, I noticed that the person that previously removed the 8mm hex PDK fill plug came at it from an angle and damaged the internal hex. I wanted to buy another fill plug and replace it but I could not find the part number. In case the differential plugs were hard to remove I wanted o make sure I could get replacements if I damaged them. I didn't
Bill
THANK YOU !!The part number for the PDK fluid fill plug on my 2012 TTS PDK is 9G1-321-805-00
The part number for the differential fill plug is 900-124-013-01
The part number for the differential drain plug is 900-124-014-01
The reason I wanted these numbers is that when I was under the car planning my fluid changes, I noticed that the person that previously removed the 8mm hex PDK fill plug came at it from an angle and damaged the internal hex. I wanted to buy another fill plug and replace it but I could not find the part number. In case the differential plugs were hard to remove I wanted o make sure I could get replacements if I damaged them. I didn't
Bill
Last edited by tinkerbill; 07-07-2019 at 08:11 AM. Reason: .