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Great information on the location of that sensor, Izzy. I had a similar problem with inexplicable temperature light flashing despite fans all working at both speeds, proper coolant level and temperature. My car is a '99 996 C2 Cab with 20k miles on its second engine/trans. After reading about the engine compartment temperature sensor location, closer inspection revealed that it had fallen down near the exhaust manifold. This was likely giving randomly high temperature readings, causing the gauge light to flash. Simply restoring the sensor to its proper location seems to have solved the problem. :thankyou: :renntech: Scott
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Inner door handle problem
Poisonapple replied to violaGT3's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
My door handle did the exact same thing on my MY99 996 Cab. I went to open it, heard a tink as I pulled the interior door lever, the handle never fully springs back now and interior lights stay on. No recent work of any kind had been done so rest easy on your install job ViolaGT3, it just happens. Local dealer wanted US$600 to repair. That sounded unjustifiable, so I am looking for DIY instructions now. Surely they will be here somewhere.