Your best bet is to take it to your dealer and have them look at it. Things like this shouldn't go wrong and may still fall under a warranty claim. You've got nothing to lose. If they can't do anything about it, just buy the part wholesale, I think suncoast porsche is a sponsor here, and replace it yourself or take it to an independent porsche repair.

And try not to get excited going over 130mph again. Use protection next time.

 

Looks like some stuck pixels on the LCD screen. This is defined as a pixel or sub-pixel that has failed and is permanently in the on position.

 

Ya......looks like a pixel problem. The only fix would be to replace the entire cluster. (

 

repalce asap before u lose all yur liquid crystal

 

I now seems like there is no more spreading.
so it should be fine.
I will looking for used one for it.
Thanks though

 

Hold tight. My friend has this happen on his Boxster S. It looked very similar. it took about 4 months but it slowly went away. very strange but true.

 

It's really nice to here that
Thanks
and I will post it up if something happens.

 

Temperature related? That's a good point. I had a VW that lost a few pixels in the summer Florida heat.

 

I've seen LCD displays do similar things when they have been subjected to impact or rough handling. It usually shows up immediately...not after sitting around.

 

Similar issue on my speedo lcd with different placement and varying size/shape. Pixels appear yellow in color, but I can still read the vehicle speed (the white numbers displayed during the day), the speed appears to be projected above the yellow pixels. Still have to try at night.
Does anyone know if the owner of the original post ever get a resolution to his pixel issue and what it was? Please advise.

 

Had something similar in my speedo, 08 Cab, and it was replaced under warranty.

 

Here’s mine, please tell me it will just disappear without having to replace the entire cluster