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Don't know if it works.
The software shown is the durametric software, and an old version. Some of the pics are from the durametric site.
Durametric software looks for its own proprietary obd2 cable. It's possible that has successfully been cloned, but be a bit cautious. Durametric do sell their own cable that definitely works but it's quite a bit more expensive.
What chassis type do you want to use it on and what do you want to do?
The software shown is the durametric software, and an old version. Some of the pics are from the durametric site.
Durametric software looks for its own proprietary obd2 cable. It's possible that has successfully been cloned, but be a bit cautious. Durametric do sell their own cable that definitely works but it's quite a bit more expensive.
What chassis type do you want to use it on and what do you want to do?
Edited by rjn21 on Friday 2nd January 10:40
I bought something similar for E20 and it seems to work OK although I think after trying the Cd it came with I ended up downloading software from Durametic site.
I think this is it:
http://www.carobdtool.co.uk/wholesale/new-porsche-...
I think this is it:
http://www.carobdtool.co.uk/wholesale/new-porsche-...
Used this, but direct off Ebay not resold and marked up.
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Yes if your car is listed it will generally work, but you need Win XP ideally though bodging some drivers for a later version of Durametric gets it to work on Win 8. Looking into this for you, I downloaded Durametric 5 or 6 and used the drivers. Or just source a cheap Win XP laptop.
"YMMV" but if you just want to fool around no harm in trying. I got some interesting info off this, and also reset an airbag light (oddly, via 993 model selection despite being a 996).
My conclusion, if you are half hearted about this and don't really see the need to splash out on a Durametric kit, then yes, this is worth having, and useful.
Search for Porsche PIWIS.
Yes if your car is listed it will generally work, but you need Win XP ideally though bodging some drivers for a later version of Durametric gets it to work on Win 8. Looking into this for you, I downloaded Durametric 5 or 6 and used the drivers. Or just source a cheap Win XP laptop.
"YMMV" but if you just want to fool around no harm in trying. I got some interesting info off this, and also reset an airbag light (oddly, via 993 model selection despite being a 996).
My conclusion, if you are half hearted about this and don't really see the need to splash out on a Durametric kit, then yes, this is worth having, and useful.
318touring said:
M-oeamh said:
Hi yes i can confirm it works fine. Ordered from them last week. Ive been able to reset my airbag, sort service light etc and saved me an expensive trip to my local Porsche dealer.
@M-oeamh, which supplier, porschecable or the one mentioned further down the thread?Gassing Station | Porsche General | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



