Analog Autohaus Analog Autohaus
941-444-0154
Porsche DME Report · Sarasota, FL

Porsche DME over-rev report, usually while you wait.

Selling on Bring a Trailer or Cars & Bids? Bidders will ask for the DME report. We plug in the factory Porsche PIWIS tester, read the over-rev data and fault memory, and hand you a clean branded PDF you can post with your listing. Serving Sarasota, Bradenton, Lakewood Ranch and Tampa Bay.

Call or text 941-444-0154 What's in the report
What It Is

The engine's own record of how it's been driven.

Every modern Porsche engine computer (the DME) keeps a log of over-rev events, sorted into six ranges by rpm. Ranges 1 and 2 are the rev limiter doing its job, which is normal. Ranges 3 and up usually mean a missed downshift spun the engine past redline. That's why serious buyers want to see it before they bid. A clean report, posted up front, answers the question before it's asked.

Bring a Trailer sellers

Post the PDF in your gallery and answer the DME question in the comments with one link.

Cars & Bids sellers

Same report, same value. Upload it with your service records.

PCA and private sales

Give a buyer real data instead of "it's never been missed-shifted."

Buyers

Bring the car you're looking at before you commit. Part of a smart pre-purchase check.

What's Included

One scan. One clear page.

Factory PIWIS scan of every control unitRead with the Porsche factory tester, not a generic code reader.
DME over-rev ranges 1–6Ignition counts for each range, explained: what's normal rev-limiter use and what isn't.
Engine hoursTotal engine hours, plus the engine hour when each over-rev range was logged, so you can tell old events from recent ones.
VIN match checkWe confirm the VIN stored in the engine computer matches the car.
Fault memory in plain EnglishEvery stored code, translated into a sentence a bidder can understand.
Branded PDF, same dayA clean one-page Analog Autohaus report, ready to upload to your listing. Usually while you wait, about 30 minutes.
Sample Analog Autohaus PIWIS DME over-rev report, VIN hidden
Sample report · VIN hidden for privacy
Price & Booking

Quick, flat price, by appointment.

Most 1997 and newer Porsches with PIWIS support: 911, Boxster, Cayman, Cayenne, Macan and Panamera.

$150
PIWIS scan + branded DME report
By appointment, Monday–Saturday, 9–5. Usually done while you wait, about 30 minutes, with the PDF the same day.
7621 15th St E, Unit 1B, Sarasota, FL 34243
941-444-0154
FAQ

DME report questions, answered.

Why do Bring a Trailer and Cars & Bids bidders ask for a DME report?
On modern Porsches the engine computer (DME) logs every time the engine was over-revved. A clean report is the easiest way to show bidders the engine hasn't been abused, and a seller who posts one up front usually gets fewer questions and more confidence in the comments.
What do the over-rev ranges mean?
The DME sorts over-rev events into ranges 1 through 6, from lowest to highest rpm. Ranges 1 and 2 are the rev limiter doing its job, which is normal on a car that's been driven. Ranges 3 and up mean the engine was spun past the limiter mechanically, usually by a missed downshift. We show the count and the engine hour of each range, and explain them in plain English.
How long does it take?
About 30 minutes. It's a plug-in scan, so we usually finish while you wait and email the branded PDF the same day.
Which Porsches can you scan?
Most 1997 and newer Porsches with PIWIS support, including 911 (996, 997, 991), Boxster and Cayman (986, 987, 981, 718), Cayenne, Macan and Panamera. Over-rev data is stored on most of these. If you're not sure about your car, call or text and we'll tell you.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. We work by appointment Monday through Saturday, 9 to 5. Call or text 941-444-0154 and we'll get you in quickly.