Porsche 911 Carrera 4 Technical Manual

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WKD 483 721

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911 Carrera (996)

Body equipment, interior

Supplement Overview

Supple-

ment

Edition

Topic

Article number

Basic edition

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5

6

7

05/1997

12/1997

11/1997

07/1998

03/1998

05/1998

11/1998

01/1999

02/1999

03/21999

10/1999

I Overview of repair groups

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WKD483721.06

I Cowl panel cover

Cabriolet roof lining

WKD483721.07

8

WKD483721.08

General supplement

9

11

18

21

22

23

,

.

I Folder separation of Volume 5/6

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I

Tightening torque for cabriolet roof lining

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Coupe roof lining

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I Removing and installing door trim panel WKD483721.21

Folder separation of Volume 6/7

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Delivery of the title pages

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34

GT3 bucket seat

Replacing deformtion element in the A, Band C

pillar trim elements

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38

12/1999

Note on disassembling and assembling the

dashboard

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11/2000

WKD483721.4444 General supplement

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Foreword

Table of Contents

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Foreword

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911 Carrera (996)

Foreword

This manual contains T echnicallnformation as well as instructions

on repairs for Porsche vehicles. It is intended for the sole use of

workshops belonging to Porsche AG.

The descriptions form the basis for professional and correct mainte-

nance and repair work. The content of the work procedures

described is based on the level of training of a fitter who has com-

pleted vocational training and has a sound knowledge of the prod-

uct. This level of knowledge is necessary in order to c~rry out the

work described.

Warning notes

The warning notes and safety instructions are classified by the

respective signalising word (Danger, Warning, Caution) beside the

warning symbol.

To prevent injury and restricted operating and traffic safety of the

vehicle, or damage to the vehicle as the result of incorrect work,

read these instructions carefully and observe them without fail.

It is not possible for Porsche AG to give a detailed evaluation of all

danger situations for the persons carrying out the work. It is there-

fore imperative that all persons carrying out repair and maintenance

work on Porsche vehicles use their specialist knowledge to ensure

that their own safety is not at risk and the procedure chosen will not

have any negative effects on the vehicle -especially with regard to

safety.

It is therefore expressly specified

procedures described should be c

the valid guidelines and regulation

ble with respect to health and acc

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Warns against death or very serious injury which will cer-

tainly occur if the instructions are not observed.

Warns against death or very serious injury which may occur

if the instructions are not observed.

Warns against minor injury or damage to property if the

instructions are not observed.

that all work involved in the workarried

out only in accordance withs

of the local authorities responsi-

ident prevention and environmen-

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tal protection, and in compliance with the legal requirements of

individual countries.

Notes

Notes contain advisory information related to the work procedure

which makes the fitter's work easier. The following pictogram indi-

cates this information:

[IJ Note!

Contains advisory information which makes the work procedure eas-

ier.

Due to the continuous development and improvement of our vehi-

cles, there may be discrepancies between the actual technical sta-

tus of the vehicles and the work descriptions. Any existing

deviations are corrected by means of supplements, and the scope

of the descriptions is extended with supplements.

Porsche AG retains the right to implement changes at any time and

without prior notice.

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Use

The workshop documentation for the 911 Carrera (996) model has

the designation

-"911 Carrera (996)" Technical Manual- and contains Techni-

callnformation as well as instructions on repairs.

The integration of the technical information published in the "911

Carrera (996)" Technical Manual with the instructions on repairs pro-

vides the user with a complex reference work that combines into

one book associated or cross-referenced material of relevance to

workshops and originating from various information media.

The "911 Carrera (996)" Technical Manual consists of 15 folders,

subdivided into the following Groups

.a Entire vehicle -General

.a Diagnosis, 1 Engine, part 1 (up to Repair Group 45)

.a Diagnosis, 1 Engine, part 2 (up to Repair Group 69)

.1 Engine, part 1 (up to Repair Group 13)

.1 Engine, part 2 (as of Repair Group 15)

.2 Fuel, exhaust, engine electronics

.3 Transmission, manual transmission

.3 Transmission, automatic transmission

.4 Running gear

.5 Body

.6 Body equipment, exterior

.7 Body equipment, interior

.8 / 9 Air conditioning / Electrics

.9 Circuit diagrams, part 1 (up to and including '99 model)

.9 Circuit diagrams, part 2 (as of and including '00 model)

The two folders with Group a are to be regarded as one folder; i.e.

file the "Technical Information" notices only in the folder "Group a

Diagnosis, part 1" -up to Repair Group 45-.

The second folder Group 0 Diagnosis, part 2 -as of Repair Group

69- includes the further Repair Groups belonging to Group O.

The two folders with Group 1 are to be regarded as one folder; i.e.

file the liT echnicallnformation" only in front of the repair descriptions

in the folder Group 1 -Engine, part 1 -up to Repair Group 13-.

The second folder Group 1 Diagnosis, part 2 -as of Repair Group

15- includes the further Repair Groups belonging to Group O.

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The two folders with Group 9 are to be regarded as one folder; i.e.

file the "T echnicallnformation" notices only in the folder Group 9 Cir-

cuit diagrams, part 1 -up to '99 model-.

The second folder Group 9 Circuit diagrams, part 2 -as of '00

model- includes the further Repair Groups belonging to Group 9

The "Boxster (986)" Technical Manual has the same structure in

each folder I with the following breakdown for all Groups:

Title page: "Boxster (986)" Technical Manual

> Foreword

Title page: "Technical information"

> Table of contents, Technical information> Technical information

Title page: "Repair"

> Repair Groups: overview> Table of contents, repairs> General

technical data> Instructions on repairs

As can be seen from the breakdown, the published Technicallnfor-

mation is in the front part of each folder -numbered according to

the Groups. The Table of Contents assigned to each Group will be

periodically updated.

Following the Technical Information, separated by a title page, the

instructions on repairs -assigned according to the Groups or bro-

ken down into Repair Groups -are included in the folders.

The instructions on repairs will be extended and updated by means

of supplements.

rn Note!

Sheets that already exist in the "911 Carrera (996)" Technical Man-

ual and are updated or revised and thereby exchanged by a supple-

ment are designated in the footer with the supplement number

corresponding to the current version: e.g. "Printed in Germany -2,-

2000"

[I] Note!

Due to a system modification in the Technical Literature production,

the following procedures have changed in model year 20001

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1 -The previous record sheet in the folder "O-Genera!" and

the supplement contents sheet -red sheet- have been

omitted. A supplement overview now appears sepa-

rately in each folder. The new supplement contents

sheet can be destroyed after the supplement is filed in

the folder.

rn Note!

The supplement overview sheet is replaced with the relevant

supplement in the corresponding folder and must no longer be

maintained by hand.

2 -The page numbering in the new and the replaced chap-

ters are no longer continuous. Each new chapter is now

given an additional chapter number followed by the

page number e.g.-2 Page 11 => Rep. Gr. 0; General

3 -The old page numbering still applies to existing chap-

ters and those that are not replaced.

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03

Group 0:

Entire vehicle -General

Sales check

Maintenance

0

03

24

37

45

Group 0:

Diagnosis

On-board diagnosis

DME diagnosis

Tiptronic diagnosis

ABS diagnosis

0

61

69

72

80

90

91

94

Group 0:

Diagnosis

Convertible-top diagnosis

Airbag diagnosis

Roll-over protection system diagnosis

Seat memory diagnosis

Heating diagnosis

Alarm system diagnosis

PCM diagnosis

ParkAssistent diagnosis

HBA diagnosis

1

10

13

Group 1:

Engine

Engine -Crankcase, suspension

Engine -Crankshaft, pistons

1

15

17

19

Group 1:

Engine

Engine -Cylinder head, valve drive

Engine -Lubrication

Engine-Cooling

2

20

21

24

25

26

27

28

Group 2:

Fuel, exhaust, engine electronics

Fuel supply, control

Exhaust system, turbocharging

Fuel system, electronic injection

Fuel system, K-Jetronic

Exhaust system

Starter, power supply, cruise control

Ignition system

3

30

34

35

39

Group 3:

Transmission, manual transmission

Clutch, control

Manual transmission -Actuation, housing

Manual transmission -Gears, shafts, into gearsh.

Final drive, differential, differential lock

3

32

37

38

39

Group 3:

Transmission, automatic transmission

Torque converter

Automatic transmission -Actuation, housing

Automatic transmission -Gears, control

Final drive, differential, differential lock

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Group 4:

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40

42

44

45

46

47

48

Running gear

Front wheel suspension, drive shafts

Rear wheel suspension, drive shafts

Wheels, tires, suspension alignment

Anti-Lock Brake System (ABS)

Brakes -Brake mechanics

Brakes -Hydraulics, regulator, booster

Steering

Group 5:

5

50

51

53

55

57

Body

Body front

Body center, roof, frame

Body rear

Lids, flaps

Door front, central locking system

Group 6:

6

60

61

63

64

66

68

69

Body equipment, exterior

Sliding roof

Convertible top, hardtop

Bumpers

Glazing, window control

Exterior equipment

Interior equipment

Passenger protection

7

70

72

74

Group 7: Body equipment, interior

Linings, insulation

Seat frames

Seat upholsteries, covers

8

80

85

87

88

Group 8:

Air conditioning

Heating

Ventilation

Air conditioning

Auxiliary air conditioning system

9

90

91

92

94

96

Group 9 Electrics

Instruments, alarm system

Radio, telephone, on-board computer, navigation

Windshield wiper and washer system

Lights, lamps, switches exterior

Lights, lamps, switches interior, theft protection

9

97

Group 9:

Circuit diagrams

Wiring (up to and including the '99 model)

9

97

Group 9:

Circuit diagrams

Wiring (from the '00 model)

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Special notes for the care of soft-look paint surfaces

Light soiling (e.g. dust) Heavy soiling (e.g. oily, greasy dirt)

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Linings, insulation

Disassembling and assembling the dashboard Disassembling the dashboard ,

-Removing the regulator for wiping interval -Removing the cigarette lighter Assembling the dashboard -Installing the regulator for wiping interval -Installing the cigarette lighter Removing and installing the dashboard Removing and installing door trim panel Remove door trim panel Install door trim panel ,

Additional assembly notes on bowden cable variant A and inner door handle

-Up to Veh.ldent. Nos. Bowden cable variant A -Up to Veh. Ident. Nos. Inner door handle variant A -Removal and installation of bowden cable variant A Assembly note on door film for vehicles without side airbag Fitting sliding strip on the inner door panel Removing and installing oddments compartment lid. Removing and installing oddments compartment lid. Removing and installing cowl panel cover ,

Removing and installing roof lining -cabriolet Removing and installing side-panel lining Removing side-panel lining Installing side-panel lining Removing and installing side-panel lining -cabriolet. Removing side-panel lining Installing side-panel lining Removing and installing trim of A, Band C-pillars Removing and installing trim of A, Band C-pillars Installing trim of A, BandC-piliars Removing and installing roof lining

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The contents of these agents etch the paint coat (paint

swells, rubber-like texture). Consequently, the paint coat can

falloff the substratum when a mechanical load is applied.

Furthermore, the surface may shine brightly after using the

cleaning agents.

The following procedure is recommended for the care or

cleaning of soft-look paint surfaces on the basis of labora-

tory tests.

.

Light soiling (e.g. dust)

It is possible to clean light soiling by selecting an option from the following cleaning tools and cleaning fluids:

Heavy soiling (e.g. oily, greasy dirt)

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Damage to the soft-look paint coat if the cleaning agents or

solvents available as accessories for cleaning the vehicle

interior are used. This also applies to the use of plastic polish

999.901.021.41 from the Porsche care set.

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It is possible to clean heavy soiling by selecting an option from the following cleaning tools and cleaning fluids:

Cleaning tools

Cleaning fluid

Cleaning procedure

Soft household sponge

Water with small amount of commer-

cially available washing-up liquid

added

Gentle wiping movements, do not

apply pressure

Interior window cleaner (from Por-

sche care set)

Note

Observe cleaning instructions, wipe,

down with clear water if necessary

Soft, lint-free cloth

Solvent naphtha

Note:

Use solvent naphtha only, other sol-

vents are not permissible!

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701837 Disassembling and assembling the dashboard

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911 Carrera (996)

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[IJ Note!

.The following components must be removed before disassembling the dashboard.

.=> Rep. Gr. 705719; Removing and installing A-pillar trim.

.=> Rep. Gr. 695819; Removing and installing the driver's airbag

.=> Rep. Gr. 695919; Removing and installing the passenger's airbag

No.

Procedure

Instructions

Removing the alarm readiness cover and Lift the alarm readiness cover -3- and unclip it upwards

the defroster cover out of the clip -4-. The lens cover -2- can be unclipped for

replacement purposes.

Lift the defroster covers left and right -5, 6- with a plastic

spatula and unclip out of the clips -4-.

Removing the alarm readiness unit Undo the fastening screws -7-, lift the alarm readiness unit

-8- and disconnect the electrical connection.

Removing the loudspeaker Undo the fastening screws -9-, raise the outside of the

loudspeaker -10- and guide it out. At the plug connection,

-II-press the locking tab -arrow- and disconnect.

Removing the instrument mount To remove the hazard warning light switch: switch on the

switch -12- (button comes out). There are small openings

on the sides which now project over the instrument cowl.

Insert two narrow screwdrivers into the openings -arrow

A- and pull off the button towards the front. The hazard

warning light switch -13- is held in the instrument bridge

-17- by two locking hooks -arrow B-. Press the right lock-

ing hook toward the switch, grip the button holder with a

pair of pliers and pull out the switch toward the front. Press

the collar -14- out from the rear. Pull off the cover -15- on

the left side and undo the fastening screws -16-. Lift the

instrument mount -17- on the left and right and unclip from

the clips -4-.

Disconnecting the electrical plug connection Disconnect the electrical connection -18- on the rear side

of the instrument mount. To do so, press the locking tab of

the plug connection and unlock the locking lever in the

-direction of the arrow-.

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Procedure

Instructions

Removing the side vents and the tempera- Pull off the covering caps -20, 20A-. Undo the fastening

ture sensor screws -21- at the side, remove the side vent -22-

towards the front.

Unclip the temperature sensor -24- out of the dashboard

towards the rear.

Disconnect the electrical plug connection -23-.

Removing left side vents and main light Pull forward the control button -25- of the light switch -31-

switch as far as it will go -in the direction of the arrow-

towards the front. Press in the locking device at the lower

side using a small screwdriver and remove the control but-

ton towards the front.

Undo the fastening screws -21- at the side, remove the

side vent towards the front. Disconnect the plug connec-

tion -30- of the main light switch -31-.

In order to disassemble the side vent, the covering cap

-28-, the fastening nut -26- and the inner race -27- of the

main light switch -31- can be removed. Remove light

switch -31- from the side vent by turning it slightly in

clockwise direction.

Removing the steering column switch cover Undo the fastening screws -32- on the lower steering col-

umn switch cover -36- and remove both steering column

covers -33, 36 or 35-.

Removing the steering column switch Undo the fastening screw -37- in the cover -38- and the

steering column switch -42- and remove. Disconnect the

electrical plug connection.

In order to disassemble the steering column switch -42-,

the slip ring -41- can be disconnected by undoing the fas-

tening screws -39, 40-.

See: => Rep. Gr. 695419; Removing and installing the con-

tact unit.

Undo the fastening screw -43- in the steering column

cover -44- and unclip the cover upwards.

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Removing the steering column cover

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