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OK THANKS, So my brother was right 5w40.
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Thanks for the info. I only had the porsche a little over year, and with the miles i have on it . My brother has a 2002 S, He recommends 5w40? Thats why i'm asking. So i should stay with 10w40 mobil 1 ok Thanks!
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HEY GUYS, My boxster is do for a oil change. It's a 98 with 90,000 miles. whats a good grade of oil. I live in canada so the cars only on the road 6 months a year, with a average outside temp, 75 F Thanks
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Thanks nixonad for your help! The problem you had seems to be the same as mine. Going to take a look.
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HI GUYS, HELP! I have a 97 boxster, I just took the car out of storage, while driving home i noticed the temp. passed the 180 mark " passed the 0" I pulled over to check if my fans were working. NO FANS RUNNING! just the one in the rear. My coolant was at the full mark. I turned the air on and the fans went on . What do you guys think it is, I checked my fuses there ok. I started my car in the garage just to see how hot it was going to get before the fans come on, went passed 180, still no fans? Fan sensor? Fan relay? thanks