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Durametric diagnostic cable for Porsche
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Durametric Enthusiast Cable for Porsche

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Durametric Enthusiast Cable for Porsche

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The Durametric Enthusiast Cable for Porsche is a great addition to anyones toolbox!

The Durametric Enthusiast Cable for Porsche is a great little tool.  Base on the Porsche Piwis diagnostic tool, Durametric has made full chassis diagnostics and datalogging available to anyone with a laptop.  It’s also for reading and flashing ecus prior to the siemens DFI cars, although it’ll still diagnose and datalog most anything.  Unlike generic OBD2 scan tools and Cobb which read only engine values, the Durametric cables give you access to diagnosing the entire chassis!  With some cars having many ecus this can save you from a dealer visit.  ABS, PSM, A/C, Seat memory, PASM, Doors, Stereo head unit, Instrument Cluster and so many more are available to diagnose.   Flashing is limited to the DME, although there are coding options available on many of the ecus in the car to help out.   Professional cables allow further coding beyond the enthusiast cables, so if you need that let us know!

The Durametric Enthusiast Cable for Porsche is flashing:

  • Porsche 996 and Boxster ME7.2
  • Porsche 996 and Boxster ME7.8
  • Porsche 996 Turbo ME7.8T
  • Porsche 997 and Cayman ME7.8.1
  • Porsche 997.1 Turbo ME7.8.1T
  • Porsche GT3 ME7.8.2
  • To Read, Flash and Tune DFI cars up to current use the Dimsport MyGenius

Click here to download the Flashclient for the current VCI7 cables.

Flashclient for Gen2 available here for 996, Boxster, 996T, 997, 997.2T, Cayman and GT3

Flashclient for Gen2 available here for 997.1T

Flashclient for VCI available here for 996, Boxster, 996T, 997, 997.2T, Cayman and GT3

Flashclient for VCI available here for 997.1T

Flashclient for VCI4 available here

 

How to identify your Durametric cable:

 

Gen2:

Durametric GEN2 Diagnostic Cable for Porsche OBD2
Durametric GEN2 Diagnostic Cable for Porsche OBD2

VCI:

Durametric VCI diagnostic cable for Porsche
Durametric VCI diagnostic cable for Porsche

VCI4:

ProtoFlashclient instructions VCI4
Durametric VCI4 cable for diagnostic, datalogging and tuning

VCI7:

Durametric diagnostic cable for Porsche
Durametric VCI7 Cable
Weight 3 lbs
Dimensions 9 × 6 × 4 in

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