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  1. Yesterday I had my radar detector plugged into the 12v socket and noticed the voltage immediately drop to 12.5v from a normal 13.5v to 14.5v. This seemed a little extreme. After parking and removing the radar detector, I returned to the car about 2 hours latter and, while it was not dead, it was as if the battery was on its last legs. After 3 tries it started up and soon returned to normal voltage of 13.8 without the radar detector attached. I have to wonder if it is a problem with the 12v charger. My Cayman S has also been reprogramed.

  2. Sounds like a simple cable issue. Inspect the cable mounting points at the back of the transmission. You'll probably find that one of the cables has slipped out of its mounting bracket. Could be as simple as snapping the cable back into place and adjusting the tines that keep it secured. One of the cables may have also come free of the shifter base. Ether way it should be a cheap and easy fix.

    Thanks so much for the info and I hope it solves the issue. I'll let you know how I make out. Thanks!

  3. 2002 C4S 6 speed Coupe 43,000 miles

    Just lost upper gears. Yesterday was my first DE event and the car was pushed a little harder but not much. Coming home had some trouble downshifting from 4th to 3rd but it eventually worked just fine. Today after a 10 mile easy drive lost r,1,3 and 5. I have about 4000 miles on new clutch and flywheel put in about a year ago. Fluids OK. Any ideas before towing nearby dealer?

  4. Kevin,

    I bought a 2002 C4S with 32000 miles for 50k in November of 2006. It was purchased as a certified pre-owned from a Porsche dealer. I have put on about 8000 miles in the past 14 months. Just last month I had RMS replaced under warranty and new clutch and flywheel. Has been a joy to drive. I suspect that I overpaid by a few thousand but having the Porsche warranty was very, very important to me. It really is a great car. Do your homework but don't be put off by all the scare stories.

  5. 2002 C4S

    What's the general feeling about a 5 minute or so warm up of the engine before setting out? Good? Bad? Of no consequence? Everything seems smother with a short warm up but somewhere I recall hearing that just putting it in gear and just taking off is the best thing to do. I'd be interested in any thoughts on it. Thanks.

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