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Old 05-04-2009, 11:42 AM #16  
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Did you ever figure out a solution? I'm installing a GT2 decklid myself and appreciate any help. Thanks!
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Not yet but I will, I am particularly miffed after wadging out all that money that it doesn't work and I even stood in front of the parts guy looking at the GT2 wing diagram when I ordered it and it doesn't have the leads for the spoiler hydraulics
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I would like to think/dream that there is a simpler solution by cross wiring the switch in the instrument console/dash
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Big wing conversion question (GT2 decklid upgraders, this is for you guys!)

This one seems to work for some at $0 (read what´s posted by Iceyankee)
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Old 11-01-2009, 10:02 PM #20  
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The solution is to just use the OEM 996TT harness and just disconnect the micro-switches (or cut the cables if you don't want to have the micro-switches in the lid, solder 2 of them together and isolate two of them so they won't make a connection).

Just don't touch the wing-up button (preferably disconnect it).
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The dealer turns of the spoiler function for the aerokit (fixed wing) you will not get the error code.
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Is there any end-user tool to do this like the Vag-Com for the VWs?
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The dealer turns of the spoiler function for the aerokit (fixed wing) you will not get the error code.
This is also correct, cost for it?

This coding can also be done with Durametric Pro (correct me if I am wrong), and again you can use the same OEM harness.

The result of all methods are the same, no need for a harness other than the OEM one.
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usually minimum shop charge at your dealer, should be no more then $60
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