Porsche 997TT 2007 - fitted with 2008 2nd Generation LED Rear Lights - UK
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To add Gen 2 LED.s to a Gen 1 Turbo you need the following:
1) 2009 Turbo front control unit ( 2no connectors will required moving)
2) Gen 2 rear control unit ( no wiring changes)
3) 2no rear gen LED lights ( they fit onto existing plug but a smal lug needs cutting of the new lights)
4) a Good body shop to modify rear bumber
5) A Porsche dealer to activate LEDs on front & rear control units
Hope this helps anyone interrested in modifing
1) 2009 Turbo front control unit ( 2no connectors will required moving)
2) Gen 2 rear control unit ( no wiring changes)
3) 2no rear gen LED lights ( they fit onto existing plug but a smal lug needs cutting of the new lights)
4) a Good body shop to modify rear bumber
5) A Porsche dealer to activate LEDs on front & rear control units
Hope this helps anyone interrested in modifing
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It sounds really good, but any pic's or even a teaser??? for us to get a glimpse in how the rear bumper would look like
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gormanlad,
Ive been told by suncoastporsche this is what happen after installing the lights.will i have the warning light on the dash?
I now have the front and rear control units in stock, the pair would be $366.88. Once installed, the lights will work but a warning light will be displayed on the dashboard
We're trying to find what wiring/pin modifications are required to remove the warning light. We don't have this information yet.
Once the lights, control units, and wiring upgrades are installed, a dealer should be able to activate the LED program in the cars ECU.
Ive been told by suncoastporsche this is what happen after installing the lights.will i have the warning light on the dash?
I now have the front and rear control units in stock, the pair would be $366.88. Once installed, the lights will work but a warning light will be displayed on the dashboard
We're trying to find what wiring/pin modifications are required to remove the warning light. We don't have this information yet.
Once the lights, control units, and wiring upgrades are installed, a dealer should be able to activate the LED program in the cars ECU.
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I do get warnings for all rear light operations..I don't have the front module install yet.I want to know after I have the 2009 front unit and the led rear control unit will my warning lights go away and the lights will work properly?I think I'm the first person that's doing this modifications on the 997tt in miami florida..they are not familiar with the setup yet..
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I do get warnings for all rear light operations...I dont have the 2009 front control unit install yet.I want to know after I install both front and rear module controller will I still have the warning lights?I think I'm the first one doing this midification in miami fl they are not too familiar with the setup yet..
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will the technician at Porsche dealership will know about the 2no pins that needs to be remove on the front modude?do you know witch one exactly?just trying to get more information...thank you
Last edited by reymusic; May 10, 2009 at 06:59 AM.
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on mine i had to change pin B14 to B34 & pin B6 to B21 these are for the rear indictors you must get them to check wiring diagram for year car and the new module. it may be the same i cannot say for sure
good luck
good luck