[vince]

what do these warning lights an and can they be deactivated by any mechanic???

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[SILVY968]

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major problems.
it take a mechanic with the Bosch diagnostic tool to turn the light off.
brian

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[firefish]

<!--quoteo(post=72454:date=May 24 2009, 09:30 AM:name=SILVY968)-->QUOTE (SILVY968 @ May 24 2009, 09:30 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}><!--quotec-->major problems.
it take a mechanic with the Bosch diagnostic tool to turn the light off.
brian<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

I had the red master warning in addition to the "airbag" warning. Not so strange since I had replaced the steering wheel with a piece from OMP, ie no airbag. So you probably have a connection problem between the airbag and the computer or the airbag is faulty.

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[DaveN]

You need an ODBC I tester to reset the warning light. I set mine off in the winter when I had my car apart, dummy me. Hard to find so I am going to build a board with a diagram I have. I'm just lazy; so far I have put a piece of black tape over the !
I will let everyone know when I get the board built and it tests ok.

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[fred@appliedbiomechanics.com]

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I will let everyone know when I get the board built and it tests ok.<!--QuoteEnd--><!--QuoteEEnd-->

My Porsche mechanic (not a dealership) did a full code diagnostic and fault code reset for $29.00 (Canadian !!!). Turned up a hall sensor code fault too which found me a bunch of free horsepower. I know that the dealerships want an outrageous amount to do this, but if you can find a good non-dealer Porsche garage, why spend the money to build your own?

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