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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hello folks..., A question for you.. A friend of mine took the cluster of his 996 off for repair. Now he has to move the car 2 blocks away...is it possible to start and drive the car with no cluster in it... Thanks

POST 2Original post

to funny.... now I heard it all. You cant push the car? free bump for you. Now you have to post pics of your car before the goon squad comes.

POST 3Original post

Quotes source post: 7669962

NO, He cant! absolutly NOT! The rule on pushing you porsche: Rule 132:097811a Pushing your car: The owner of the 996 may push his car is certain situations. The situation is as follows: 1. You may ONLY push your 996 on PRIVATE property. 2. You May push your 996 in and out of the garage for reason to wash and dry the car. 3. If you are pushing the car for reason a failure the following rules must be followed: 3.1 NO ONE can see you pushing the car at this time. 3.2 You must push the car as quickly as possible and get the garage door down ASAP after the car has been put in it 3.3. You may not FOR ANY REASON push your car in public EVER becasue of failure. In this case YOU must have the car flat beeded and the driver of the flat bed MUST be wearing a WHITE LAB coat. Notes: -You MAY NOT push the car from behind like a redneck pushing his broken down pick up truck. -Only one person at a time may push the car. -You must look like you are not having any problem pushing the cars (we dont want the american muscle car guys thinking we are pansies) Proper pushing stance: With the driverside window down, push the car while standing beside the car putting your weight on the A pillar, one hand on the pillar and the other on the steering wheel. Push the car with out making a funny, sissy "OMG this is heavy" face.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Be serious guy..., My friend really want to know if he can start his car with no cluster in. Thanks

POST 6Original post

Quotes source post: 7669867

I have a DEFINITIVE answer. Put the key in the ignition and turn it to the right once. If the car starts your friend can move it 2 blocks under the car's own power. If not, it will have to be towed or pushed.

POST 7Original post

Quotes source post: 7670764

Too funny... You might also isolate and tape any loose wire connectors just in case....

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