YOUR RESEARCH8 or 16 BIT PCM
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Hi all I have a 996 cabrio and want to find out if I have the 8 or 16 BIT PCM build in my car. The date of first registration was March 2002 Hope that anyone can help me. Also, does anyone have the upgrade version for the 16 BIT?
You have PCM1 Second Generation 16-bit, which was introduced 31/01/2001. Can't help with updates, I'm afraid.
Hi, Not sure what you mean by 'upgrade'? If you are after upgrading the maps to 2009 - see the thread at: http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=42303 Cheers Tim
Hi there, not to steal the thread, but I am looking at a March 03 car, will the Sat Nav be the latest gen for the model? Cheers
yup - 52reg onwards has PCM2 I understand
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