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997 turbo rear wing won't go up - Page 1 - Porsche General - PistonHeads UK

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi, turbo wing, like most at my age won't raise, either seals or pump or both. Viagra isn't a option 😂. I don't want the send kit off for refurbish. Prefer a fixed option or if that's unavailable, I would consider the electric kit but at 2.5K plus fitting still very expensive. I belive there is a company in US that makes a fixed ram, if any one knows how I can contact them, I would really appreciate it.

POST 2Original post

You can just code it out and it stays in down position this is what i did. Only one of my rams failed. If yours is the same ie only one side happy for you to harvest the good ram from my rear decklid. It’s at 9e have a word with Adam

POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Cheers, my indy thinks it's the seals that are gone. I had the car stored for a couple of years which may have been the reason. I think the pump might be the issue too. I asked my indy to code out which he didn't do, gave an excuse which I am dubious about. Drive back from west Yorkshire to lakes M6 with the f king warning bleep both for not going up then again for not coming down sent us mad 🤣

POST 4Original post

It can 100% be coded out. Happens to all of them. Couldn’t fathom the price of the fix so was happy just to put in sleep mode. Did the same with TPMS

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yep, I was being kidded by my indy. Had the tyre monitor coded out 14 years ago.

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