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Removing and installing steering column: Notes

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There are 2 steering column variants -V1 and V2-  installed in the 911 Carrera (996). -V1-  for vehicles without PSM and -V2-  for vehicles with PSM.

For the -V2-  variant, (vehicles with PSM), the lower steering shaft can be separated from the upper steering shaft, as there is an (exchangable) steering angle sensor -C-  located there.

For the -V1-  variant, (vehicles without PSM), the lower steering shaft is permanently connected to the upper steering shaft up to the 1999 model -arrow-  . For the -V1-  variant as of the 2000 model, the steering shafts in this area can also be separated/unscrewed (like vehicles with PSM). This version is not depicted.

NOTE:
  • The -V2- variant (for vehicles with PSM) is supplied as a spare part ready for installation (complete with steering angle sensor and lower steering shaft)!
  • The -V1- variant is also supplied as a spare part ready for installation (complete with lower steering shaft)!
Fig 1: Identifying Steering Column Variants
G03105985Courtesy of PORSCHE OF NORTH AMERICA, INC.