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First question - have you checked ALL the fuses?
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First question - have you checked ALL the fuses?
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POST 1Original post

2006 Carrera S, the PSAM will not engage, when button pushed.

POST 2Original post

Hi, welcome to Planet-9, the Porsche Active Suspension Enthusiasts Forum! I'm going to assume you mean PASM, not PSAM. I can't find any Porsche description of PSAM... so we're talking the active suspension system. First question - have you checked ALL the fuses? Maybe one has blown which might give us a clue where to start looking for the cause? What other - if any -- diagnostics have you done? To really troubleshoot this - provided it's not something simple and obvious like a cut wire or broken connection or smashed switch - chances are good you'll need some troubleshooting equipment. You might take a look at our diagnostics forum for some suggestions on what equipment has been found to work well. We don't have a lot of info on a 2006 911 - but since its from the same electronic era as the 987 - chances are Foxwell will work well with it. Then when you have a chance - please visit: https://www.planet-9.com/forums/new_members/ - and post an intro to our friendly group. With photos - we LOVE photos. Welcome once again!

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