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Is there a complete list of things that can be changed somewhere (without reading the whole manual), and how much do the OPC charge for changing things like that?

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Is there a complete list of things that can be changed somewhere (without reading the whole manual), and how much do the OPC charge for changing things like that?

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Hi all, Scattered through the manual there are various things that it says the OPC can reprogram about the car on request - eg. ether the car autolocks at a certain speed, how long various things stay on, etc. Is there a complete list of things that can be changed somewhere (without reading the whole manual), and how much do the OPC charge for changing things like that? Also, is it something that Indy's can do? I live in London, but between the OPCs, and not convienient for either to just drop in and ask. Cheers, Steve

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The diagnostic box cannot be bought - only leased from Porsche for a fairly chunky wedge of cash IIRC. The better independent Porsche specialists have the latest gear, but I don't think all of the smaller ones do. I think how relevant this is depends upon how old your porker is and what you want done. I don't know of a feature list, but if anyone has one I would be curious to see it too.

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On a 996 you only need the older Porsche PST2 diagnostic unit, and most independents (and some individuals :wink: ) have one of these. It's the latest PIWIS tester which is a bit more scarce amongst the indies. The 997 has more options I believe. As for programming options, there isn't a great deal you can set. Autolocking is one, and relocking time is another. Apart from those, I'm scratching my head to think of what else.

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