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KeithBenoit

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  • Porsche Club
    PCA (Porsche Club of America)
  • Present cars
    2004 Porsche 911 4S Cab.
  • Future cars
    Porsche 991 Turbo
  • Former cars
    Current 996 C4S Cab. 2004.

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  1. Checked the sockets for any build up and they seemed clean to me. Checked the fuse and put it back in. Then tried the lights and it worked. The light switch feels a little loose. So, I believe the light switch is probably going. Works now, but I will change out the switch in the near future. Thanks for your input.
  2. I noticed my right side rear brake light was not working. So, I changed all of the bulbs on both sides. Being that it is a 2004, I just figured it was time for new bulbs. The brake lights now both work but when the lights are turned on, the running lights on the right side does not work. Any thoughts?
  3. Whenever I go to close the rear engine hood, I have to slam it to close and latch. Is there a simple fix so that I can close the hood more easily? I concerned that I’m going to break something. Thanks
  4. I have a 2004 996 4s Cab. While cleaning my tires/rims off of the car, I noticed my bump stops are literally falling apart. I have noticed that the front end seems very soft. So I’m thinking it’s time to improve the ride. what are the recommendations on coil over struts: looking for a good feel. Not too hard but not too mushy. Thanks
  5. Getting ready to remove my tires to clean and want to torq them back to specs. Before I buy a torq wrench, I would like to know should I get the 3/4 or 1/2 inch wrench? Thanks in advance for the advise.
  6. Ok, just check with a Porsche mechanic who showed me the leak is in the front middle of the car and probably is the power steering rod. Maybe a line. Hopefully just a seal. The power steering itself is very expensive. I should know later this week after he puts it on a lift.
  7. On my garage floor is the below pic. Looks like lite oil. I check the underneath and I can’t find any oil. However the brake reservoir is below the min. line. How can I know for sure!
  8. My vanity mirror flap broke and I have purchased a new one from Suncoast Porsche. No instructions included. Any play by play instructions to offer,
  9. I have a 2004 Carrera C4s Cab and I am getting ready to change the belt. Its looks good, but I am concerned with the age of it. I was recently told by a Porsche mechanic that when I put a new belt on it, the water pump will soon go. He further said that the tension from the new belt is greater than the old one and the strain from the new one will make the pump go soon after. Then, he told me that a new water pump is approximately $1000.00 bucks. Does anyone have any knowledge about new belts verses old belts ruining the water pump??
  10. Should I replace with OEM at premium prices or local auto parts store who sell the 18" blades are sufficient?
  11. Thanks. Getting new tires soon. Will have the dealer program it then.
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