20 Most Recent 1997 Porsche 911 - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Blueish smoke is probably excess fuel. If this is the case, the exhaust should smell gassy. I'm thinking that one of the injectors is leaking...something injector cleaner wouldn't solve (you may have to buy a new injector if that's the case). I would check the spark plugs to see if one looks different than the others, that way you can narrow it down. I took my injectors for my porsche to www.witchhunter.com to have my injectors checked and found that a couple of them were leaking so bad they couldn't be fixed. If you send in your injectors to him and any of them are leaky/unrepairable, he won't charge you for them. :)

open the bonnet, remove carpet on side you need to change the bulb, pull out the rubber bung and insert a 5.5mm socket on a long extension. turn the bolt until it releases the headlamp, remove the lamp and change the bulb. refitting is the oposite but make sure when tightening the lamp back up it snaps with a secure click. regards, steve

Try 5650 or 5648

USA car? if yes the manual is there to read https://eautorepair.net/Marketing/Default.asp

What year is your 911?

Most likely the cable is broken.

Inside latch release under the dash.

problem distributor cap or firing order

generally the yaw rate sensor its located at center of frame of the car , between front seats , also check each wheel rotation sensor

With tools and hard earned experience. Buy a basic tool kit from Harbor Freight tools and then buy a book on Do It Yourself auto repair, can be found under self help topics on Amazon I would venture to say. I have taken the liberty of suggesting a good basic low cost starter tool kit. Please follow the link 130 Pc Tool Set with Case

The assembly needs to be removed from the inside and taken out one of the doors. It is a cassette style with limited replacement parts. A great manual for this repair is indeed advised! There are too many procedures to cover in this forum. It is time consuming but not difficult. A used assembly from a salvage yard is a great way to go, if it has low miles/use.

Is the light limited to brake fluid level? Many times this is also an indicator of worn out pads or need to adjust emergency brake cable...Hope this helps.

Its very common for the battery holders to become loose from the circuit board. Open the unit, inspect the board for any loose solder joints, re-solder as needed and make sure the battery is inserted with the proper polarity.

hi there what year is it, your Porsche? [email protected]