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On a 2004 911, when I hit the wiper button, washer fluid comes out of the front wheel well. The pump does work, and does not leak unless the button is pressed. Is this something that I can attempt to fix ( I am pretty handy with tools) or does it need to be done at the dealership? Has anyone had this happen, if so, what is the likely problem? Thanks in advance. Jack
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Can anyone recommend a hand product I can use for water spots. I really don't want to bring it to a detailer. My past experience with black cars with clear coat, is that no matter how good the detailer is, you always see 'swirl marks' Thanks, Jack
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I recently purchased a 911 cabriolet. I absolutely love the car. The only complaint I have is the radio. It is a 2004, and has the standard radio in it. I am not one to change H/Us (I don't want to change the original 'factory' look) Is there any neat way to add satellite radio, and/or can anyone recommend reconfiguring the dash, to include a full PCM? Thanks, Jack