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MarkT.Bevans

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  1. Driving this evening my Check Engine light came on, then the idle started running eratic. Changing up to 200 rpm at idle, but still pulling strong with no stumble above 1,000 rpm. Any ideas? Thanks in advance Mark
  2. Yes it is true. My 1999 C2 rear deck lid tail no longer raises. I get a red dash light now when I start it up showing the rear tail. What should I look for? Thanks in advance Mark
  3. I could only find 15W-50W the other day, is this too heavy to use in a low mileage motor? That was the belief for older porsches (964 and back) which used thicker oils as standard. Mobil does make a 5W50... it's just not available in the US. 5W50 isn't necessary unless you live in tropical climates like on the equator and drive city. Porsche puts in 0W40 and wouldn't do so if the oil would fail in warmer climates.
  4. What speakers are you finding that fit well into the standard location ? I'm very tired of listening to my standard 1999 C2 system thanks Mark
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