I decided at age 12 that happiness would come with Porsche ownership. As of November '07 I'm happy. Adopted an '02 Carrera (pictures to follow). God drives a Porsche and he...she...it?...so loved the experience he shared it with his children. The only thing between me and total Nirvana is the missing diagram of the fuse box layout. It is missing. Can someone scan in a picture for me or direct me to where this has already been covered 1375 times in the FAQs and I failed to find it?
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Welcome to Rennlist. A nice site and a way to learn about Porsches. Sorry, I can't help you with a diagram...pics of your ride will probably get you assistance even faster!
While many here could probably help you, you may find what you are looking for easily by heading over to: www.renntech.org Renntech is focused on DIY information, and what you are seeking may be sitting there waiting, and if not, the folks there can tell you pretty quickly. I highly recommend becoming paid a member here and at renntech, both are excellent resources (and complimentary).
Welcome. What are you planning with the fuse box?
Like you'd have to ask twice! Don't slam me, guys. The previous owner added the "S" insignia on the rear deck lid. He probably would have been better off as a Ferrari owner . Just kidding... I'd love to find a late 50's or early 60's 12 cylinder in a Goober's barn somewhere.
Here is my fuse info (not sure if it is the same for you?): Oh and welcome aboard...beautiful car.
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Not a thing. Just noticed it was missing. Figure I can make a replacement from a good photo of one.
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Bing Badda Bing!! SCORE! Never fails. I'm on several different forums like this and they are all worth their weight in solid platinum. Many thanks!!
Nice car, nice rims, but you need to ditch the orange side markers.
1/4 way down youll find the relay carrier info if you need it... you have to download it though. http://www.belladessa.com/auctions/exhaust/exhaust.htm
Nice car... but FYI thats not a 2002 Carrera thats is a 2001
Actually Jeremy Clarkson said that if God was on earth he would be driving the Ferrari 430 Scuderia
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No sir, it is indeed a 2000. I typoed, what's you excuse? Kidding, I'm a kidder. But it is definitely a 2000. Dunno how I typed 2002 but no harm, no foul.
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Yes, if God were on earth he'd have to settle for a Ferrari. At least until his credit check out (God is notoriously poor of funds, you know) or one of us were willing to loan him our keys. But I was referring to God in Heaven. Everyone knows there are no Ferraris in Heaven.
then this is what you want:
Welcome......I like your intro, I usually don't greet newbies like I should but the title caught my attention.
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PERFECTO! Thanks you!
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The pleasure is mine.
Welcome and COngrats on getting a nice looking 996. Harvest the pumpkins and replace them with clear side markers. THen do an "amberectomy." If you search on amber ectomy, you will find a link DIY to do it.
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What's with you guys and the markers? She's still the perfect little newborn and you lot what me to get her fake contacts.
welcome aboard. GREAT color. I miss blue cars, I hope they make a comeback. I had the most beautiful 86 Turbo 930. To this day I have not seen another one like it.
Congratulations! Welcome to Rennlist. That's one beautiful 996. Bob
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I agree - I got original ambers on my red, I think they look pretty good, but I do like clear too
Beautiful rims!!! They must be a bitch to clean.
Great looking P-car and perfect rims with it. Enjoy every minute. Tim's right, get the clear corners - for around $30, they make the car look cleaner.
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Labor of love, I guess. I actually can clean all for in 20 minutes. Right tools and all that. I'M LOOKING INTO THE BLEEPING MARKERS, GUYS... Wouldn't want to be disowned or anything
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