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PSM ABS warning light on 996 turbo.

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YOUR RESEARCHPSM ABS warning light on 996 turbo.

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Replace new alternator strap, new maf sensor, new battery

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Alternator changed, new alternator strap, new MAF sensor, new battery.
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Test across your primary battery/starter cables; well known

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Do a voltage drop test across your primary battery/starter cables; well known for causing voltage problems in the heat, and voltage excursions will trip the ABS/PSM lights
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Replace new alternator strap, new maf sensor, new battery

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Alternator changed, new alternator strap, new MAF sensor, new battery.
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PSM ABS warning light on 996 turbo.

Test across your primary battery/starter cables; well known

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Reported fixes: 0
Unsuccessful attempts: 1
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Do a voltage drop test across your primary battery/starter cables; well known for causing voltage problems in the heat, and voltage excursions will trip the ABS/PSM lights
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

This seems to be an ongoing issue. The PSM light ABS light coming on. Started with rough hunting idle. So jobs done to correct. Alternator changed, new alternator strap, new MAF sensor, new battery. Brake pedal switch changed. Both lights on again. Error code read MAF tried a new genuine bosche MAF still got code. Code error still points to MAF. Anyone had this issue? Any help really appreciated. I live in Dubai, hot and dusty conditions. I have noticed some slight rev fluctuation, but that's it. Any help would be really appreciated.

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Do a voltage drop test across your primary battery/starter cables; well known for causing voltage problems in the heat, and voltage excursions will trip the ABS/PSM lights

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