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996 Carrera Group 0 Part 1 Diagnosis / PAGE 18

2470 Programming DME control module · When a DME control module is replaced,the Figure 307_98 shows where the cat

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911 Carrera (996) DME diagnosis 2470 Programming DME control module General When a DME control module is replaced,the Figure 307_98 shows where the catalytic new DME control module must be programmed. converter item number can be found on This sets the new DME control module to the vehicle. the catalytic converter version installed, among other things. c==:J t=::J ~ ""Three catalytic converter versions are available 0 in the Porsche System Tester 2: ---::::-- -:=:~-~ 1. OBD II control module ! ! \\ ~,~ 2. RoW control module II3. German control module - II~ (tri-metal catalytic converter) I Catalytic converter item number 307_98 Workpreparation ProgrammingThe following vehicle data must be provided before programming of the new DME control 1. Connectand switch on the Porsche System module can begin: Tester 2 and switch on the ignition. VehicleIdent.No. 2. Select 911 (996) in the Vehicletype menu. Catalytic converter item No. corresponding 3. Select DME in the Control unit menu and to the catalytic converter version used press the double arrow key [»]. DME and immobilizer programming codes 4. Select Program control unit in the DME (from the Porsche IPAS system) function selection menu and press the double arrow key [»]. With the information about the VehicleIdent. Number and catalytic converter item number, 5. Select "Readcontrol units" and press the associated programme can be selected the double arrow key [»]. from the allocation table. 6. InstallnewDMEcontrolmodule. 24 70 Programming DME control module 24 -D 3 Printed in Germany -15, 1998 99624D1

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