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DME Control Unit TRM30

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Check fuse board

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checking the fuse board on my
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Check fuse board

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checking the fuse board on my
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POST 1Original post

Hi Guys checking the fuse board on my 987.1 boxster 2.7 I noticed the fuse missing from row D: fuse position 3 DME Control Unit TRM30, can somebody explain is this bad? What issues will it cause me, car is driving kind Regards nick

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POST 3Original post

Not too familiar with what you’re seeking, but my research led me to this article which explains the purpose and role of the DME . In any case, if what the article claims is true, your make, model and year does not have a DME . It’s possible that the fuse carrier is/was used in different models and years but that slot is not active. Besides, if you’ve been driving the car with no issues I would venture to guess it’s not needed. Porsche DME relays explained .

POST 4Original post

Hi Chuck, thanks for reading my post, I was just curious if its not important why its even listed, cus like you say cars driving ok

POST 5Original post

Thanks Chuck, for the article very interesting reading Kind Regards Nick

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