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About one year ago I installed the ISFM2351 Bluetooth module to give me a direct connection to my phone via PCM 2.1. Lately I had an itch to try out CarPlay so I decided to purchase and install a Alpine Halo9. Installation was a breeze until I ran into a hiccup with the fiber optic MOST box. Steering wheel controls are maintained, and the sound with the Bose system is vastly improved over the stock head unit.
Rose just rolled past 100k miles today...bought in late April with 82k and change. Now I gotta figure out the washer fluid reservoir leak...
Had that same washer fluid leak. Tried a number of normal band-aid fixes (generic rubber grommet, silicone, etc). What finally worked was a new pump and new pump sealing grommet. The pump was fine and not cracked, but once you get it apart, you'll understand how a worn pump sleeve that goes inside the rubber seal is what makes the seal actually seal and for some reason, my combo wouldn't hold fluid. Neither is very expensive and once you find the part number for the pump, there's a VW or generic pump that works just fine in place of the Porsche one.
Had to dig a hole in the snow to grille our New Year's eve steaks at the cabin in Mazama the other night. My four year old loved it! I had to keep the little one close as there was a Cougar lurking around nearby...maybe wanted my New Yorks?
Had to dig a hole in the snow to grille our New Year's eve steaks at the cabin in Mazama the other night. My four year old loved it! I had to keep the little one close as there was a Cougar lurking around nearby...maybe wanted my New Yorks?
Sweet pix, those r the best years. My baby girl turned 22 last Friday. When I first joined rlist she had just turned 8, time flys...
Had that same washer fluid leak. Tried a number of normal band-aid fixes (generic rubber grommet, silicone, etc). What finally worked was a new pump and new pump sealing grommet. The pump was fine and not cracked, but once you get it apart, you'll understand how a worn pump sleeve that goes inside the rubber seal is what makes the seal actually seal and for some reason, my combo wouldn't hold fluid. Neither is very expensive and once you find the part number for the pump, there's a VW or generic pump that works just fine in place of the Porsche one.
actually put it up on the lift, and inspected it tonight...front section of the pump seal is leaking. Going tomorrow to a local Indy VW/Audi shop to get a replacement. Did ring silicone around the face of it...but will just find the next weak point in a 12 year pump...date code from 08..
Used the search funcation here to see who had BTDT...rennlist as helpful as always.
12-26-2019 | 10:32 AM
