2004-2011 Porsche 911 2 Door Transmission -> Six-speed manual transmission User Manual
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A gear for each of your senses.
Six-speed manual transmission.
From  the way it  sounds when 
you turn the ignition to the 
way it feels when you grip the 
steering wheel, a Porsche 911 is 
designed to activate  the senses. 
Even, perhaps, that intangible 
sixth  sense, th e one that often 
inspires your best decis ions. 
Like placing yourse lf in the 
driver  seat of the new 911.
Accurate  and involving: The  six-
speed manual gearbox  is the  
link to each and every gear. 
The cable-operated gearshift 
unit is designed for optimal 
progression through the gears, 
and the gear lever is insulated 
from the engine and gearbox.
The gear lever thr ow is short 
and precise, enabling a rapid 
gearshift action and positive 
response. An optional short 
shifter is also available.
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The 911 | Transmission 
911 Carrera S Cabriolet
In addition, all 911 models have  
a self-adjusting cl utch. In 
compa rison  wi th conventional 
clut ches, this reduces by up to 
50  percent the added release 
loa ds that nor mally occur as 
the clutch begins to wear.
Hill Start Assist.
Hi ll Start Assist comes as 
standard for manual and 
Porsche  Doppelkupplung 
(PDK) tran smissions. I t 
assists the  driver in  making 
a comfortable, smooth and 
roll-free start on an incline .
The system automatically detects 
i f the v ehicle has been braked to 
a halt on an in cline. Provided  
a gear is engaged, the brake 
 pressure is maintained at all 
four wheels for approximately  
two se conds onc e the f ootbrake 
is released. The v ehicle is, 
therefore, temporarily prevented 
from rolling backward. This 
brake pressure is reduced 
once suffic ient revs 
have 
been generated by  the 
driver 
depressing  the accelerator 
pedal (or, in the case of 
manual tran smission, the 
accelerat or  
pedal is depressed 
and the clutch is releas ed).
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