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Replacing some loose trim - came across this loose wire in the A-pillar bundle. Can't for the life of me find it's broken companion on the other side. Any ideas? tia, M
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POST 2Original post
That is the antenna for the remote locking system. Your car has had a TSB applied to extend the range. Leave it alone. (Don't wrap it in the bundle) I performed the TSB on mine when I first got my car and it helped a great deal. Now my key fobs don't work so it's a moot point. To add a little more detail: Originally that white wire was embedded in that cluster of wires and they were all wrapped together. Customers complained about the very short effective distance of the remote lock/unlock. In response, Porsche sent out a Technical Service Bulletin to dealers telling them to separate the white wire from the rest and shorten it to a specific length. TSBs used to be available on Renntech.org but Porsche has since told them to take them down.
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Thanks!
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@ManM Wow, I had my bound copy of TSBs out on my workbench and turned to that page. I just ran out and took pictures. If you want them, PM me your email address and I‘ll email them to you.
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These are the nuggets that make this forum so valuable even though I don't need to know this minute but one for the future..thanks guys!
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