PTV and PDCC tell tale signs on 958? S GTS Turbo
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PTV and PDCC tell tale signs on 958? S GTS Turbo
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I have searched this and other forums and have not been able to get a clear answer on this
I even went to the dealer and both my service advisor and sales person couldnt find any information on how to find out if a car ('13 GTS in my case) has PTV or PDCC
Does anyone have a clue on how to confirm if a 958 has PDCC and/or PTV?
I have searched this and other forums and have not been able to get a clear answer on this
I even went to the dealer and both my service advisor and sales person couldnt find any information on how to find out if a car ('13 GTS in my case) has PTV or PDCC
Does anyone have a clue on how to confirm if a 958 has PDCC and/or PTV?
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Hello All
I have searched this and other forums and have not been able to get a clear answer on this
I even went to the dealer and both my service advisor and sales person couldnt find any information on how to find out if a car ('13 GTS in my case) has PTV or PDCC
Does anyone have a clue on how to confirm if a 958 has PDCC and/or PTV?
I have searched this and other forums and have not been able to get a clear answer on this
I even went to the dealer and both my service advisor and sales person couldnt find any information on how to find out if a car ('13 GTS in my case) has PTV or PDCC
Does anyone have a clue on how to confirm if a 958 has PDCC and/or PTV?
Or - you can look under the hood for the PDCC reservoir (look in the owners handbook for the location, IIRC - it's up near the power-steering reservoir.)
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The sales person I can understand - but the service adviser can look up your vehicle on Porsche's VIN# database in about 10 seconds and get a listing of what your truck has on it.
Or - you can look under the hood for the PDCC reservoir (look in the owners handbook for the location, IIRC - it's up near the power-steering reservoir.)
Or - you can look under the hood for the PDCC reservoir (look in the owners handbook for the location, IIRC - it's up near the power-steering reservoir.)
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I use http://www.vindecoderz.com to get the build sheets.
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My understanding is that the centre console switches for sport comfort etc are in silver for vehicles fitted with PDCC and black for those without. It also has PDCC printed on that part of the switch block. I'm looking still and it is the first thing I look for in pics. Surprising in Australia how few cars had PDCC optioned. Also surprising the number of people that claim the car has it, when clearly they don't.
Compared to
The black vs silver is significant.
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The black vs silver is significant.
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Unless your actively watching the market and comparing models, you likely wouldn't be aware of this. So, uhhh now you are
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My understanding is that the centre console switches for sport comfort etc are in silver for vehicles fitted with PDCC and black for those without. It also has PDCC printed on that part of the switch block. I'm looking still and it is the first thing I look for in pics. Surprising in Australia how few cars had PDCC optioned. Also surprising the number of people that claim the car has it, when clearly they don't.
Compared to
The black vs silver is significant.
Compared to
The black vs silver is significant.
As mentioned by others, either a VIN decode or visibly looking under the hood for the PDCC resevoir next to the powering steering one are the checks you'd have to do with a 958.
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Sorry to have derailed this thread off topic....
So back to it, I've seen some 958s with the "comfort/normal/sport" vs "sport/sport plus", I assumed that had something to do with the PDCC.... am I mistaken?
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PASM can be added as a separate option without PDCC. However if I'm not mistaken, PDCC requires both PASM and the air suspension options.