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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi All Can you help I have a 2001 911 with a PCM 1 screen fault, It looks like the back light bulb has gone. The unit still works and if you catch it in the light you can just make out the screen. Can any one tell me who could fix this please? Thanks Darren Migration info. Legacy thread was 70655

POST 2Original post

Hi Darren I have the same problem and I just noticed your message. May I ask what you ended up doing to solve the problem? Would be really grateful to hear from you. Steve Migration info. Legacy thread was 129633

POST 3Original post

Steve, I think Darren hasn't solved his problem yet and was asking anyone who had. ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 129703

POST 4Original post

Thanks for that, Maxie. Darren's email dates back to nearly a year ago and I was hoping that he had found some solution by now. Steve Migration info. Legacy thread was 129765

POST 5Original post

Steve - Right you are...... So Darren, come on and tell us, what did you do? ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 129782

POST 6Original post

Darren emailed me to say that he failed to fix the problem. Migration info. Legacy thread was 129810

POST 7Original post

Mark Pearce ( www.stirlings.co.uk ) knew someone who could fix the SIM card slots in the PCM units... maybe they could do the screen too? Migration info. Legacy thread was 129815

POST 8Original post

Thanks Mark. I will give them a go. Steve. Migration info. Legacy thread was 129816

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