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Old Jun 29, 2016 | 05:57 PM
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997.2 Throw Code when replace stereo PCM3?

2009 C2S 99K miles Mt. Full Bose PCM3 with comm option.

Question1: Will the computer throw a code if I completely remove the PCM3 system? Will it light the dash?
Question 2: I have a Durametric Pro so can I tell the system the PCM is not there?

Please note, 'o8 and older, these cars behave very differently with these darn computer issues, so I am only interested in 997.2 experience.

I am going to replace the entire head unit and amplifiers for a new system but am worried about throwing a code.

I am told by a reputable source it will throw a code... he could not remember if it lit the dash or not. I don't care about the deep codes, but a light on the dash is not good.

Edit: I just checked floatingkiwi's Durametric catalog and it appears to be a few options to tell the system PCM installed/not installed. Maybe this is all I need.... any experiences here? I really don't want a permanent light on the dash.


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error will be, not on the dash, piwis can override options list to set "no pcm"
chinese things is not the thing one should use for coding. unless you want a problems with car electronics.
 
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error will be, not on the dash, piwis can override options list to set "no pcm"
chinese things is not the thing one should use for coding. unless you want a problems with car electronics.
Thanx for the information. I know floatingkiwi's log documents this in Durametric, but I would like to find someone who used this successfully. Good to know I can go to the dealer for this too.

Durametric is not Chinese, it is developed by a South African company Hex. http://www.hexdiagnostics.co.za/ I have used Durametric now a few times.... to reset my service reminders, coded the comfort windows, and chased down two check engine lights..... bad fuel cap and I cross threaded the oil cap... both caused vacuum issues. I also used it to chart live values on oil temps, revs, water temps, speed and other interesting values (just for fun). Durametric has never lead to an issue for me.

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