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The medallion for my SE is not mounted anywhere in the car. I keep it with my maintenance logbook. I don't know if a previous owner removed it from the glove box or other location inside the car. T ...

The Haynes Porsche 924 Repair Manual has detailed wiring diagrams for your car. If you don't have one I suggest you get one off of eBay. They list plenty these for less than $20.

The Haynes Porsche 924 Repair Manual has detailed wiring diagrams for your car. If you don't have one I suggest you get one off of eBay. They list plenty these for less than $20.

Here's a step by step photo journal of the gauge swap process. I recommend that you only do this if you really, really want the tach in the center. Click the link to get to my Flicker site and then cl ...

Ozzie - I recently had the same red odometer gear shift inward and not make contact with the gear driving the odometer/trip odometer counters. The red gear was not actually loose on the shaft. Over ti ...

Here is a shot of the Driver's door panel from an '88 924S. The 10 clip positions are in the same locations on the passenger panel. Once you've removed the hardware (door release, arm rest, lock butt ...

If you want to swap the cluster positions of the tachometer and speedometer, here is the "step by step" process. I also added a third bulb to the speedometer case and replaced all other gau ...

This looks to be a very nice example of the '88 Special Edition. The interior especially looks great since the thin fabric on the seats usually wears through by the 50K mileage mark. The sunroof was ...

For me, yes:

http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/r568/ronjeds/Wetstart_zps8c7fa616.jpg

For this 911 driver, not so much:

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This project upgraded the entire audio system in my '88 924S, staying within a $500 budget and maintaining the stock interior appearance. Four areas were addressed: 1) Replacing the head unit. 2) R ...

Timmay - Thanks for posting the detail pages. These seem to reflect exactly the features and options on my car. Now if I can only figure out why my car was delivered with a Blaupunkt Montreal CR40 ra ...

I believe the sales brochure was printed before Porsche decided to take a cheaper route going with the 7x15's in the rear instead of 16 inch forged alloys on all four corners. Back in the 80's the cu ...

Timmay – Congrats on acquiring your ’88 SE. I purchased one in 2006 and use it as my daily driver. The North American version of the vehicle (option code 756) is often called a “lightweight” as it d ...

Joec - I get 20/22 mpg in city driving with my 88 924 SE (US model). I get 25/26 on highway trips. I used to get better mileage when I had the standard 195 65 15 tires mounted. I removed those and ...

Joec - Thanks for posting the pics on this fix. This was the only thing (currently) which was not working on my 88 SE. After 15 minutes work, the washers are now working perfectly - - thanks again!