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All like Chinese to me, but since you asked heres's how they do it for Sport Design:
PIWIS Tester 2 instructions take precedence since the description may be different with later Tester releases.
The procedure described here has been structured in general terms; different text or additions may appear on the 9818 - PIWIS Tester 2.
7.2 ONLY for vehicles with sliding roof/glass sunroof: Program new control unit for air deflector ( ␣ Workshop Manual ’’606655 Replacing control unit for air deector’’).
7.3 Enter 7.3.1 7.3.2 7.3.3
7.3.4
7.3.5 7.3.6 7.3.7
7.4 Code 7.4.1
7.4.2
7.4.3
““SportDesign package”” in the vehicle data.
Select vehicle type. Press ••F12““ to continue.
Press ••F7““ in the control unit overview to switch to the ““Additional menu””.
Select the ““Maintenance of vehicle data”” function. Press ••F12““ until ““X numbers”” appears in the Value group column.
Scroll to ““SportDesign package”” in the ““Family”” column, select ““XAT –– SPORT DESIGN PACKAGE 911”” there and press ••F8““ to save your selection.
Press ••F12““ as soon as the message ““Modified values have been buffered”” appears.
Press ••F12““ until modified values are displayed. Save the values by pressing ••F8““.
Wait until the message ““Creation of vehicle order has been completed.”” appears. Continue to Log management by pressing ••F12““.
Press ••F10““ to open the log. Check that vehicle equipment "XAT –– SPORT DESIGN PACKAGE 911”” has been entered and close the log.
the new vehicle equipment. Switch to the ““Codings/adaptations”” menu and select ““Automatic coding with
coding rules””. To continue, press ••F12““ Select all control units in the control unit overview (••CTRL+A““) and switch to the
““Codings/adaptations”” column.
Select Automatic coding. Press ••F12““ to continue.
coding is completed successfully, read out the fault memory of all systems, work 7.6 Check function of lights, particularly the additional brake light.
7.7 Switch off ignition and disconnect 9818 - PIWIS Tester II.
Tequipment 2012© Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
7.5 Once through any existing faults, and erase the fault memory ( ␣ Workshop Manual ’’033500 Fault memory for on-board diagnosis’’).
PIWIS Tester 2 instructions take precedence since the description may be different with later Tester releases.
The procedure described here has been structured in general terms; different text or additions may appear on the 9818 - PIWIS Tester 2.
7.2 ONLY for vehicles with sliding roof/glass sunroof: Program new control unit for air deflector ( ␣ Workshop Manual ’’606655 Replacing control unit for air deector’’).
7.3 Enter 7.3.1 7.3.2 7.3.3
7.3.4
7.3.5 7.3.6 7.3.7
7.4 Code 7.4.1
7.4.2
7.4.3
““SportDesign package”” in the vehicle data.
Select vehicle type. Press ••F12““ to continue.
Press ••F7““ in the control unit overview to switch to the ““Additional menu””.
Select the ““Maintenance of vehicle data”” function. Press ••F12““ until ““X numbers”” appears in the Value group column.
Scroll to ““SportDesign package”” in the ““Family”” column, select ““XAT –– SPORT DESIGN PACKAGE 911”” there and press ••F8““ to save your selection.
Press ••F12““ as soon as the message ““Modified values have been buffered”” appears.
Press ••F12““ until modified values are displayed. Save the values by pressing ••F8““.
Wait until the message ““Creation of vehicle order has been completed.”” appears. Continue to Log management by pressing ••F12““.
Press ••F10““ to open the log. Check that vehicle equipment "XAT –– SPORT DESIGN PACKAGE 911”” has been entered and close the log.
the new vehicle equipment. Switch to the ““Codings/adaptations”” menu and select ““Automatic coding with
coding rules””. To continue, press ••F12““ Select all control units in the control unit overview (••CTRL+A““) and switch to the
““Codings/adaptations”” column.
Select Automatic coding. Press ••F12““ to continue.
coding is completed successfully, read out the fault memory of all systems, work 7.6 Check function of lights, particularly the additional brake light.
7.7 Switch off ignition and disconnect 9818 - PIWIS Tester II.
Tequipment 2012© Porsche Cars North America, Inc.
7.5 Once through any existing faults, and erase the fault memory ( ␣ Workshop Manual ’’033500 Fault memory for on-board diagnosis’’).
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Copyright violation....who are you to accuse me?
Is this some sort of a threat?
Last edited by HotHonda; Mar 15, 2014 at 05:14 PM.
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Hot honda I really appreciate the info.. I'm a bmw guy switching to porsche after some bad dealer experiences so there is a bit of a learning curve here.. I've done some research about piwis is it really almost 2k to program these cars. I have vag com for my sq5 and it was 300. Are there people on this forum who have this programming capability or do I have to pay the dealers? Sorry you caught some heat for helping out and posting info. I don't understand why people need to turn things into a joke that's not what I thought these forums were for.
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This info, in a PDF, was forwarded to me from Suncoast Porsche (parts). These instructions are part of many pages for the install of the Sport Design front & rear spoilers including the programming for the sunroof. You can find it anywhere. Anybody can buy the parts retail. Anybody can install the parts.
Copyright violation....who are you to accuse me?
Is this some sort of a threat?
Copyright violation....who are you to accuse me?
Is this some sort of a threat?
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The reason I got the instructions for the Sport Design Kit (on my car
it was factory) was that I wanted to learn how to take the front bumper
off to be able to install protective screens for the side radiators....reverse engineer I guess you could say. In the multiple pages there was programming info that wasn't applicable to me, but when I saw this thread...well, the rest is history.
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Just question to the OP....assuming you haven't fled. Why do you want it to extend further?
On a side note, purely for aesthetics I'd prefer to have a button to keep the thing down as I prefer the clean look.
On a side note, purely for aesthetics I'd prefer to have a button to keep the thing down as I prefer the clean look.
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It is New Jersey. There is always something in the water! I don't know about any a$$ kicking, but I will be happy to buy him a beer - or single malt (my drink of choice) if he is ever out this way.