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Rough running after spark plug job
MadMac66 replied to MadMac66's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
I just read that Porsche recommend NOT using anti-sieze on the threads. (Porsche Technical Bulletin 9102, Group 2 identifier 2870) I used this as I use it on all threads. Anyone ever have this be an issue? -
Hey all Just replaced the spark plugs on my sons '97 986 with 90k miles. We replaced with NKG Iridiums. After trying every trick in the book to get the plug boots out - they were ALL stuck - we got the actual plugs in with no problem. I'm wondering if the gaps were not right on the plugs. Now the start up is pretty lumpy and the idle is quite rough. Not driven it on the street yet. Any idea 1) what the gap should be 2) check any other areas Thanks
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Just had this problem with my sons 97 Boxster. Battery went dead, couldnt access the trunks. Front cable was missing so couldnt get into the trunk at all. Put a new battery in but still the release levers would not work. Came here for answers. Found out that pulling fuse F7 for a minute reset the system and both levers work now. Sorry for thread necro. But I searched for the problem and found this old thread so sure someone else will.
