Is there a brake warning light on a Porsche 993?

Is there a brake warning light on a Porsche 993?

While it’s common for people to think this is related to the emergency or parking brake, in the 993 series there is a separate light for when the parking brake is engaged or has malfunctioned. Keep in mind that depending on the year of your 993 Porsche, there may be a separate warning light for brake pad wear. Figure 4. Brake warning light.

What does the ABS warning light on a 993 mean?

ABS warning light. The brake warning light indicates that there’s a problem with the vehicle’s braking system. While it’s common for people to think this is related to the emergency or parking brake, in the 993 series there is a separate light for when the parking brake is engaged or has malfunctioned.

When to check the oil in a Porsche 993?

Always make sure to check the oil dipstick as part of your weekly routine, specially if any extended driving stints are in the horizon. The 993 generation Porsche is known to go through motor oil quite fast. If indeed the oil is below what it should be, replenish with the appropriate oil; if not, then have it serviced immediately.

Why are there warning lights on my Porsche?

This is a sign that Porsche has always had their own way of doing things, which means that some things may need some explaining, such as warning lights. Below is a reference guide that provides information about the most common warning lights reported by the forum members. Figure 1. 993 Porsche 911 Carrera.

Why is my Porsche 993 DME relay not working?

The relay powers both the DME and fuel pump on the 993 so if you are having fuel pump electrical issues you will need to check both the relay and the fuel pump fuse. These relays are prone to failure; a lot of failures. They usually fail from broken joints in the circuits but they can also fail from the diode and or have issues with heat sink.

What should I do if my Porsche 993 is idling?

Spray some PB blaster or WD-40 the night before on the O2 sensor bolt at the bung hole to make removal much easier. If the O2 sensor is good, then check the temperature sensor. The wiring harness may be cracked or damaged. If the CHT sensor is bad, it will tell the ECU that the car is properly warmed up when it is not.

Is there an odometer fix for a Porsche 993?

This odometer fix is intended for those 911/993s with an OBC display in the tachometer dial – i.e. there is no mechanical trip-meter in the speedometer dial. It is largely derived from the article on the www.odometergears.com website which covers those speedometers with a mechanical trip-meter in the dial.

Is the Porsche 911 Type 993 a collector car?

Nope, that was the what-in-the-world-is-happening sound of the 1994–98 Porsche 911 (Type 993) trying to stop its slide in the collector car market. First, a disclaimer: Don’t panic, faithful 993 followers.

What does the air bag warning light on a Porsche mean?

Figure 1. 993 Porsche 911 Carrera. The airbag warning light indicates that one of the two air bags in your Porsche is in trouble. Whether it has already stopped working or there is a sensor failure, it’s recommended to take the vehicle to the dealership as soon as possible. Figure 2. Airbag warning light.

What does the park brake warning light mean?

Brake warning light. The “park brake” light indicates that the parking or emergency brake is engaged. This light reminds you not to try and drive with the brake on as it could cause damage to the system. If your brake isn’t engaged and this light is on, it could mean that the sensor that detects the brake is faulty.

While it’s common for people to think this is related to the emergency or parking brake, in the 993 series there is a separate light for when the parking brake is engaged or has malfunctioned. Keep in mind that depending on the year of your 993 Porsche, there may be a separate warning light for brake pad wear. Figure 4. Brake warning light.

ABS warning light. The brake warning light indicates that there’s a problem with the vehicle’s braking system. While it’s common for people to think this is related to the emergency or parking brake, in the 993 series there is a separate light for when the parking brake is engaged or has malfunctioned.

Figure 1. 993 Porsche 911 Carrera. The airbag warning light indicates that one of the two air bags in your Porsche is in trouble. Whether it has already stopped working or there is a sensor failure, it’s recommended to take the vehicle to the dealership as soon as possible. Figure 2. Airbag warning light.

Brake warning light. The “park brake” light indicates that the parking or emergency brake is engaged. This light reminds you not to try and drive with the brake on as it could cause damage to the system. If your brake isn’t engaged and this light is on, it could mean that the sensor that detects the brake is faulty.