Anyone know how to remove the PCM/Radio console from 996?
Anyone know how to remove the PCM/Radio console from 996?
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Jappo

Original Poster:

1,121 posts

240 months

Saturday 25th August 2007
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I wish to attempt to install my iPod connector but have no idea how to get the PCM box out of the dash.

Thanks in advance - Jap

Wetwipe

3,019 posts

244 months

Saturday 25th August 2007
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it really is dead simple

the horseshoe trim that goes round the pcm and up and round the air vents is held in place with clips

if you pull it firmly from the top the clips round the air vent will give and the whole section will come away

behind that you will see four retaining screws holding the pcm in place. simple undo those and the whole pcm unit will slide forward allowing you access to the rear of the unit.

job done thumbup

cardigankid

8,880 posts

243 months

Sunday 26th August 2007
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If I had an Ipod I wouldnt up my Porsche to listen to it. Does that help?

Jappo

Original Poster:

1,121 posts

240 months

Sunday 26th August 2007
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cardigankid said:
If I had an Ipod I wouldnt up my Porsche to listen to it. Does that help?
I just want to listen to my music - particularly as the CD changer doesn't work - you'd think Porsche would have fitted a decent unit. If I want to listen to mechanical music I take my TVR Sagaris.

Jappo

Original Poster:

1,121 posts

240 months

Sunday 26th August 2007
quotequote all
Wetwipe said:
it really is dead simple

the horseshoe trim that goes round the pcm and up and round the air vents is held in place with clips

if you pull it firmly from the top the clips round the air vent will give and the whole section will come away

behind that you will see four retaining screws holding the pcm in place. simple undo those and the whole pcm unit will slide forward allowing you access to the rear of the unit.

job done thumbup
Thanks Wet - I'll give it a shot.

Jappo

Original Poster:

1,121 posts

240 months

Sunday 26th August 2007
quotequote all
Wetwipe said:
it really is dead simple

the horseshoe trim that goes round the pcm and up and round the air vents is held in place with clips

if you pull it firmly from the top the clips round the air vent will give and the whole section will come away

behind that you will see four retaining screws holding the pcm in place. simple undo those and the whole pcm unit will slide forward allowing you access to the rear of the unit.

job done thumbup
Thanks Wet - I'll give it a shot.