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I recommend the kit from 914Rubber.com.

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Replace lcd panel

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Not too hard to replace the LCD panel.

?Stuck? pixels in AC controls
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I recommend the kit from 914Rubber.com.

?Stuck? pixels in AC controls

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Not too hard to replace the LCD panel.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi! Wondering if anyone knows what�s going on with my AC control display. Noticed a few days ago that some of the pixels seemed stuck- it was even noticeable while the car was off. I checked again today and it looked like even more pixels were stuck. Any ideas? When the car is off From a few days ago From today- more stuck pixels!

POST 2Original post

You have LCD's aging out . I have read that some guys have had success with parking the car in the sun . Apparently the heat somehow " heals " the old LCD's . But I think that is iffy or short term at best . There are replacement panels available . Do a search there are several companies that sell them . Online videos make it look like a fairly easy repair .

POST 3Original post

Where i pick up my screen replacement, haven't done the job. Amazon.com: BENET Display Replacement for Porsche 911 (996), Boxster 986 and Ruf Climate Control Unit : Automotive Amazon.com: BENET Display Replacement for Porsche 911 (996), Boxster 986 and Ruf Climate Control Unit : Automotive

POST 4Original post

Not too hard to replace the LCD panel. I recommend the kit from 914Rubber.com. It's identical to the OEM, and comes with good instructions. I replaced mine in 2013 or 2014, and it's still works perfectly. There's also and Audi panel that works, but it looks different. https://914rubber.com/986-and-996-cl...eplacement-kit Additional threads: https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ggestions.html https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...trol-unit.html

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