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PSM and ABS Lights on After Spirited Driving

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YOUR RESEARCHPSM and ABS Lights on After Spirited Driving

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Clean maf a couple of times

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I cleaned my MAF a couple of times, but replacing it works much better and they are not expensive and very easy to R&R.

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Clean mass air flow sensor

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clean your MAF sensor.

PSM and ABS Lights on After Spirited Driving
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Clean maf a couple of times

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed

I cleaned my MAF a couple of times, but replacing it works much better and they are not expensive and very easy to R&R.

PSM and ABS Lights on After Spirited Driving

Clean mass air flow sensor

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Suggestion

clean your MAF sensor.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I�ve only had my 996 for about three weeks, and it�s the first 996 I�ve ever owned. However, I�ve had a 986 Boxster for seven years. At least that gives me some familiarity. Anyway, there�s been two occasions that I�ve driven the car a bit spirited while entering the highway and the PSM and ABS lights both lit up on the dashboard. And seriously, nothing too aggressive, not even exceeding the speed limit (just rapidly reached it). Nothing felt odd about the car, it drove and continued to drive normally. No odd sounds, smells, smoke or anything. Later, after reaching my destination and starting the car back up to go somewhere else, the lights are off. No problems. It�s only happened twice, but I�ve certainly driven it spiritedly more than twice. Was wondering if anyone else has seen this behavior. Is it normal? Anything I should be worried about?

POST 2Original post

clean your MAF sensor. A guy up the page solved the same problem as yours by doing just that.

POST 3Original post

I had the same issue recently and it was a plug that misfired.

POST 4Original post

read your codes.........this will tell you what is going on. Code readers are cheap and widely available. I cleaned my MAF a couple of times, but replacing it works much better and they are not expensive and very easy to R&R.

POST 5Original post

You should get a code from po300 to po306 for a misfire. You can get a cheapo code reader for 15$

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Quotes source post: 14058230

Actually, a code reader sounds like a really good thing to have anyway - even if I wasn't having this little issue. Sadly (as embarrassed as I am to admit this), I literally know nothing about code readers. Has anyone got a recommendation or two? Is there one that has an iPhone app? Just curious. I'd like to pick up a decent one. Thanks in advance!!

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