964 DME - do I need a spare?
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Collecting my new car at the weekend and having searched through loads of threads for potential issues my first question is - should I buy a DME relay and keep it in the glove box?
The stories of complete and sudden failures which can so easily be fixed suggest it's a wise thing to do.
Second question is where does it fit - is it under the passenger seat?
The stories of complete and sudden failures which can so easily be fixed suggest it's a wise thing to do.
Second question is where does it fit - is it under the passenger seat?
Ranger 6 said:
Collecting my new car at the weekend and having searched through loads of threads for potential issues my first question is - should I buy a DME relay and keep it in the glove box?
The stories of complete and sudden failures which can so easily be fixed suggest it's a wise thing to do.
Second question is where does it fit - is it under the passenger seat?
yes...get a spare...it's located at the back of the fuse box in the front boot. I used to take mine out as a security measure if I was leaving it anywhere for a prolonged period! The stories of complete and sudden failures which can so easily be fixed suggest it's a wise thing to do.
Second question is where does it fit - is it under the passenger seat?
got mine from Hatfield OPC, though I know some who went to www.design911.co.uk. Good indy parts stockist should be fine. 

Thanks!
Unfortunately due to private plate transfers he doesn't have the log book back so pick-up has been delayed until he's got the doc's back. I don't want to be in that 'no mans land' where I've handed over money and his name is still on the V5.....
However - I'm hoping that next weekend will be good!
Unfortunately due to private plate transfers he doesn't have the log book back so pick-up has been delayed until he's got the doc's back. I don't want to be in that 'no mans land' where I've handed over money and his name is still on the V5.....
However - I'm hoping that next weekend will be good!

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for about £25 it save the potential hassle of being stranded and a breakdown call out



