YOUR RESEARCHOdometer/Speedo/Airbag Light/Fuel Gauge
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Is it there a "fix" for the inherent odometer and/or speedo errors in the 996? (previous threads = up to 10% error readings vs GPS) Is there a "fix" for the faulty fuel gauge readings in a 1999 C2 996? (drops like a rock for the first 1/4 - 1/2 tank on the gauge) Does Porsche provide any $ help in correcting these "Common" faults in the early 996's - or for those cars that are "out-of-warranty"?
A simple odometer calibration would fix your 1st problem. I have no idea as to the second.
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