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YOUR RESEARCHSpeed Limit Nazi Chime Fault
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heater relay
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It can't be changed nor disabled from the control stalk on the wheel.
Check battery and overall condition of the charging system
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I might be worth checking the battery and overall condition of the charging system.
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Weird things happen when there isn't a clean electrical supply.
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Disconnected the battery for 6 hours hoping this would reset it, but nothing I have tried makes a difference.
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The stalk still navigates and sets/changes the settings but the computer simply appears to ignore any changes made or the annunciated state of the controls.
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The stalk still navigates and sets/changes the settings but the computer simply appears to ignore any changes made or the annunciated state of the controls.
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It looks like my LIMIT function has self-engaged and set itself to 76 mph.
It can't be changed nor disabled from the control stalk on the wheel. I have tried every combination I can think of. Nothing will shut Bitching Betty up.
Disconnected the battery for 6 hours hoping this would reset it, but nothing I have tried makes a difference.
Has anyone had that issue and what did you have to replace to fix it?
The stalk still navigates and sets/changes the settings but the computer simply appears to ignore any changes made or the annunciated state of the controls.
Newer batter and the car is driven daily.
It was recently serviced at the dealer for an A/C fault. Turned out to be the heater relay. It was a few days after I got it back before I got on the highway, so I suspect that the problem may be related to all of the poking and prodding performed diagnosing the A/C problem (took them about a week).
I agree with KrazyK. Most highways have a 65 MPH limit. There are a few with 70 MPH, and even fewer w/ 75 MPH limit.
76 MPH? That's nuts. Where would you ever get to that insane speed? The chime really should not be an issue at all, IMHO.
This advise is not really how to maintain a Porsche, however, if the choices are my advise or a stalk and computer I'd try this first: Find the noisemaker and disconnect it, problem solved.
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