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Durametric Diagnostic Cables
07-20-2013 | 09:09 PM
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Durametric Diagnostic Cables
Category: Engine - Electrical
Price (no $ sign please): $195
Private or Vendor Listing: Private Listing
Part fits (select ONLY those which apply): 986, 987, 993, 996, 997, Cayenne, Cayman
Location (Region): NorthWest
Item Condition: Used
Used on one car... good for use on two more VIN's.
I have two cables available. (I thought I lost my original one, but found it after I bought and used it on another Porsche).
Price includes shipping anywhere in the continental USA.
If you are interested email me at: navanod@icloud.com
07-21-2013 | 08:06 AM
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Is the the most current generation version of the cable Durametric sells or is the a Gen. 1 cable?
From Durametric Site on How to determine the generation number of the cable you have:
[snip]
Which generation cable do I have?
First generation cables were sold through February 2008. Cables sold after February 2008, with very few exceptions, are second-generation cables.
The cables with a box in the middle of the wire are first generation cables and are not compatible with version 6.
Cables with the electronics inside the 16-pin OBDII connector can be either first or second generation cables:
If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "for use on: PORSCHE," then it is a second generation interface cable and it is compatible with version 6.
If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "Enthusiast Version" or "Professional Version," then it is a first generation cable and it is not compatible with version 6.
Customers with first generation cables can upgrade to second generation cables for $150 USD (shipping and updated accessories additional).
For more information about why we are not supporting the first generation interfaces and details about upgrading a 1st-generation cable, see our Upgrade FAQ
[snip]
Please advise as I am interested.
Thx
From Durametric Site on How to determine the generation number of the cable you have:
[snip]
Which generation cable do I have?
First generation cables were sold through February 2008. Cables sold after February 2008, with very few exceptions, are second-generation cables.
The cables with a box in the middle of the wire are first generation cables and are not compatible with version 6.
Cables with the electronics inside the 16-pin OBDII connector can be either first or second generation cables:
If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "for use on: PORSCHE," then it is a second generation interface cable and it is compatible with version 6.
If the cable has the LED light on the side that reads "Enthusiast Version" or "Professional Version," then it is a first generation cable and it is not compatible with version 6.
Customers with first generation cables can upgrade to second generation cables for $150 USD (shipping and updated accessories additional).
For more information about why we are not supporting the first generation interfaces and details about upgrading a 1st-generation cable, see our Upgrade FAQ
[snip]
Please advise as I am interested.
Thx
