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Keoni986 01-22-2011 05:44 PM
Here's an article that is available to Newsletter editors and I thought this would be helpful for the older Boxster owners.
Boxster Lore: The “Red Clip” and “The Chop”
By Bob Bianconi, Maverick Region “Slipstream”
The “Red Clip”
The infamous Boxster “red clip,” is kind of like snipe hunting or maybe cow-tipping. At first you’re not really sure a snipe exists or that you can tip-a-cow, but later you know all too well that you have been the victim of a prank. Unlike the American snipe...
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Keoni986 07-20-2010 11:32 AM
Here are the WAV for USA and RoW
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Keoni986 06-21-2010 09:28 PM
If you've never applied a static cling window decal before, this may help you get a really great look from your Boxster Register Window Decal.
As an added benefit to your PCA membership, your membership here at the Boxster Register is one of those benefits. To further enhance that, PCA is supplying a free static cling window decal for your Boxster. A small "Thank You" for helping to make the Boxster Register as terrific as it is. Always be sure to keep your address current within your user...
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Keoni986 05-27-2010 08:57 PM
Here are the details. The exact author is unknown however it appears not to be copyrighted.
The AC Climatronic unit is actually manufactured by Audi. There is some sort of serial data stream or CAN interface that allows the AC unit to display engine parameters. This works on 97-00 Boxsters. Here is a list of what can be seen:
To switch from F to C:
Hold down the recirculating button then push both the temperature + - buttons.
To access diagnostics:
Hold down the Recirculating & Air...
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Keoni986 05-16-2010 12:17 PM
Here's how to do it and what is needed:
Two Torx screwdrivers, and a ruler (either inch or metric).
- Remove the driver's side sun visor. Unclip the the small cover to the right of the visor and remove one Torx screw.
- Remove the two Torx screws on the left.
- Pull gently on the side trim piece from the top and stop about a 45 degree angle. The bottom of the trim piece is held in by a clip.
- Push the clip towards the left a little bit while pulling up gently on the trim piece....
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