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Old 01-08-2017, 07:57 PM
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Originally Posted by monster1
yes - if you have heated seats and if you install the relevant control module.
Part number: 997.613.299.00 then the Heated Steering Wheel function will work.

The part number for later control module that will enable all those without horn or m/f controls working is: 997.613. 289.01

The control module sits within the steering column behind the indicator and wiper stalks. You need to remove the steering column upper and lower cowells and then you will find an allen screw under the stalk assembly slacken this off and the complete stalk assembly will slide off the steering column with the horseshoe shaped control unit attached to the rear - unscrew and repalce with later unit and enable with PIWIS. - I'm not sure if Durametric is capable of enabling.
Is this true for both multifunction and non multifunction manual heated steering wheels?
Old 01-08-2017, 09:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Kellen
Is this true for both multifunction and non multifunction manual heated steering wheels?
Yes, If you are retrofitting a 997.2 heated steering wheel into a 997.1 it will need to have heated seats and will need the control module I mentioned earlier in order for the heating aspect of the wheel to work, regardless of wether its m/f or non m/f.
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Old 01-09-2017, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by WantA997
Here's a dumb question for you--would the PDK wheel work on a 6-speed car? Reason I ask is because the 6-speed Sport wheel is next to impossible to find (6+ month backorder), whereas the PDK wheel is readily available on all corners of the internet.
I considered getting a PDK wheel and removing the paddles, since it's hard to find a manual trans one. There shouldn't be any reason for anything to be different between PDK/manual.
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I am attempting this in the next week or so. I have a 2007 with multi-function wheel. Soon we will have another data point if the module is needed with the multi-function and 07 model.
Old 01-09-2017, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by Derek Zoolander
I considered getting a PDK wheel and removing the paddles, since it's hard to find a manual trans one. There shouldn't be any reason for anything to be different between PDK/manual.
Welp, I'm in luck... it looks like not only does Suncoast have their 6MT 997.2 Sport wheels in stock, but they've also marked them down to $695. Super excited to get this installed because I personally think this is one of the nicest OEM steering wheels of any manufacturer.

Now for another dumb question... do I need to buy a new airbag unit of will the airbag for my regular steering wheel work?
Old 01-09-2017, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by WantA997
Welp, I'm in luck... it looks like not only does Suncoast have their 6MT 997.2 Sport wheels in stock, but they've also marked them down to $695. Super excited to get this installed because I personally think this is one of the nicest OEM steering wheels of any manufacturer.

Now for another dumb question... do I need to buy a new airbag unit of will the airbag for my regular steering wheel work?
same airbag.... although i would imagine you would want a red airbag if you are going with the red sport steering wheel.
Old 01-09-2017, 07:12 PM
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Oh sweet! And no, I bought the black alcantara wheel and GT3 ****/boot to match. Hopefully it looks as good as I think it will. Also bought a 991 lip spoiler so hopefully I can get everything installed in the next couple of weeks.
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Originally Posted by halo777
Long time without a horn, but finally got the 997.2 steering control module, and it works!

So, echoing what everyone else is saying, you'll likely need the module to get the horn working.
awesome.

from what i know, once the new steering module has been installed - make sure the following settings are activated 'ON'.

Tiptronic (for auto guys), multi-function wheel, cruise control, headlight washers, push to talk, and rear wiper need to be activated (and make sure to take a screen cap of your existing steering module settings).
Old 01-09-2017, 11:11 PM
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Awesome!
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Another data point 997.1 2007 with multi function to 997.2 wheel, horn works. No module or coding required.

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Much better.

However, vacuum your car!
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Originally Posted by MaddMike
Much better.

However, vacuum your car!
ha! Yeah salty on my WeatherTech floor mats.
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FYI selling the multi function controls, the Dallas Custom padded and thickened steering wheel and the triangle airbag.

Originally Posted by ChicagoSpeed996
Another data point 997.1 2007 with multi function to 997.2 wheel, horn works. No module or coding required.

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Old 01-15-2017, 10:49 AM
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Looking to trade multifunction w/heat for sport w/paddles and chrono.
Old 02-27-2017, 07:34 PM
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well i guess I'm next.

now I'm looking for the multifunction steering controller in black.

added the
- thicker padding
- grey stripe at top
- black perforated leather
- smooth sea blue leather
- oem 2-tone design

no complaints so far, looks like don@dallas wheels has done it again.

the blue leather he chose is a solid match for the oem sea blue leather.... especially since having inspected the oem sea blue leather interior carefully, you realize nothing is a 100%, even the oem stuff.
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