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  1. RFM
    The radio antenna is located in the A pillar on the right side in driving direction, what you found in the left A pillar is the remote control antenna.
  2. RFM
    Usually indicates a worn clutch, replace the clutch completely, disc, pressure plate and release bearing.
  3. RFM
    The antenna amplifier is located behind the right A-pillar trim. The single white wire in the left A-pillar is the remote control antenna and is connected on the other end of the wire, this antenna wire must also have a specific lenght in relation to the transmission frequency. Hope it helps.
  4. RFM
    Yes you should, have the car checked at an official Porsche Center, on the basis of their multi-points check list, before purchase.
  5. RFM
    The throttle body will certainly require an intensive cleaning, the MAF sensor the same or better replaced to be sure.
  6. RFM
    Are you sure it's oil? The item indicated is a water circuit cover, so it could be cooling water/anti freeze mix, this also feels greasy.
  7. RFM
    Close the convertible top and lock with the handle, with the doors cosed, the side windows should now copletely up and closed. O pen the doors, tailgate front and rear, glove box, fuel filler door and centerconsole. Close the locks on doors, both bootlids, centerconsole and glove box using a screwdriver or similar ( attention, the doors and trunk locks must click twice to be secured, glovebox and centerconsole once ) close the car with the remote. All lights should now be off and the fuel filler locking pin be extended approx 1,5 cm. If all this turn out to be OK, check whether the fixation cage of the original radio is connected to the anti-theft wire of the original radio.
  8. RFM
    Most likely the control boxes have returned to factory settings after the work which has been carried out. Run the "Vehicle handover" program using a PIWIS tool and you should be fine.
  9. RFM
    Glad that it is resolved
  10. RFM
    Driving wind can also make such a noise, tape the seems from the front trunk to the other body parts with duck tape, the seals around the front windshield, the seams from the convertible top to the windshield(s) etc., do test drives to locate the noise. Of course, it would be easier to use an ultrasonic device if possible.
  11. RFM
    In/next to the rear left wheel arch under the car are electrical connectors, the wiring of which controls the fuel pumps, this connectors can be deformed by heat influense and strange situations can occure. If so, connectors and burnt wiring must be replaced.
  12. RFM
    Thanks for the follow up, agree with you, nothing beats original on a 944.
  13. RFM
    If the key fits in the lock cylinder and you can turn both left and right, but it feels loose, without any resistance than the circled part in the pic. is probably broken or badly replaced after a previous intervention.
  14. RFM
    You can have the current starter overhauled at a Bosch center, spare parts are still availlable. This is a cheaper solution and remains original, collectors of classic cars do this all of the time.
  15. RFM
    Look for corrosion inside the connectors on the "A" pillars, these are sensitive areas for corrosion.
  16. RFM
    There are different order numbers for a 986 depending on motorization and whether or not sport suspension, this will be the diameter of the anti roll bar. The 987 has completely different order numbers starting with 987-***-*** and also motorization, sport and/or active suspension. I don't know if this is interchangeable.
  17. RFM
    Possible, a lot depends on the used charger type, there are chargers that only charge and others that first partially discharge the battery and only than start the charging cyclus. What you can do is start by closing the car with the remote and depending on whether it is a daily driver or not, use the car every two or three days. You will than notice that the battery has enough power or not, i think you are needlessly concerned.
  18. RFM
    Do you lock the car with the remote ? This is necessary to get the systems into sleep mode after some time, for minimum power consumption.
  19. RFM
    Great, well done.
  20. RFM
    Just start cleaning the throttle body and air mass meter, CRC sells a special aerosol product for this purpose, available from board sponsor Sunset. The throttle body can be done with brake cleaner.
  21. RFM
    2005 Boxster should have a ZF Tiptronic transmission or a manual gearbox, are you sure about the build date?
  22. RFM
    Top.
  23. RFM
    Auto's en lichte commerciële voertuigen AFTERMARKET.ZF.COM Personenauto's This is the catalog of the transmission manufacturer, country and language can be changed if necessary.
  24. RFM
    Some people place all kinds of rubber parts under the air filter box as an anti rattle solution, instead of the original rubber sleeve between the bottom of the box and the rear cross member. You can always check this.
  25. RFM
    Check an d open the connector between the A pillar and the door for poor contacts, breaks and corrosion, including the relevant wiring in question up to the motor/control box.
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