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My '03 Porsche Boxster 2.7L just had intermediate shaft failure and now my extended warranty company "Warranty Direct" will not cover the damage because they said they cannot prove I have been driving it around with an oil leak. I am looking for some official statistics that show that it is a common failure. Do you guys have any suggestions? I stopped driving the car as soon as I saw that the car dumped out all its oil in the parking lot.
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Hi Rich, I am also trying to add cruise control to my MY03 Boxster, but I am starting to get overwhelmed by all the hacks talking about it. Do '03 Boxsters still require running wires to the motronic unit in the rear trunk and fuse box, or do I simply have to buy the stalk/connectors connect them to the gauge cluster and then get the cruise turned on at the dealership? Also do you have a cruise control wiring diagram you could post? Thanks, Chris