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PASM failure 997 Turbo

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kam

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Hi
Car starts no warning lights and I can switch on the sprt mode. As I drive the pasm sport mode fails and lights come on. Car drives fixed in the hard sport mode. Switch the car off and it resets.

Had installed Techart springs a couple of months ago and all has been fine.

Any info on simmilar problems please.

Thanks you.
 
Had a very similar problem with a mates car

Turned out to be the little box controller for the PASM

Replaced with a new one and all sorted

Had to get a new controller as we was told the turbo one is different cost like nearly £300 :eek: :eek:

best of luck
 
reisskhan said:
Had a very similar problem with a mates car

Turned out to be the little box controller for the PASM

Replaced with a new one and all sorted

Had to get a new controller as we was told the turbo one is different cost like nearly £300 :eek: :eek:

best of luck
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Sorted it!, was my o/s front shock.

£400!!
 
kam said:
Sorted it!, was my o/s front shock.

£400!!
Click to expand...

Did you only replace the o/s?

Good practice with springs and shocks is always to replace both on the same axle at the same time - if your old shocks had plenty of use on them, just replacing the one will likely result in inconsistent damping side to side with a knock-on effect to general handling characteristics.
 
Ian Donkin said:
kam said:
Sorted it!, was my o/s front shock.

£400!!
Click to expand...

Did you only replace the o/s?

Good practice with springs and shocks is always to replace both on the same axle at the same time - if your old shocks had plenty of use on them, just replacing the one will likely result in inconsistent damping side to side with a knock-on effect to general handling characteristics.
Click to expand...

Yes only os, car has only done 17k.
All is working fine and had the geo done.
 
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