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  1. My car does the same thing. It "recurred" (never really went away) through multiple sets of tires, two set of rims, multiple alignments (by different shops), and even a full racing spring/shock/sway/toe link change. Now I just ignore it.

    thanks Toby n sorry to hear u have the same problem. i guess the only way to fix that is to trade in for a Lexus .........j/k

    heck i will just try a new set of tires. Kuhmos r no good!!!

  2. some updates;

    i recently got all wheels balanced and tires rotated (re-mounted) the drive on the freeway got much better, however as i hit over 85 miles the steering wheel and car start to shack again. im starting to think the wheels are not straight or is it just the stiff suspensions. i remember with factory 17's it was quite stiff too but not that noticeable.

    i talked to the dealership and they said its normal, but i can't drive for long time at high speed without having my hands going numb. that doesn't seem right to me :o

  3. so i recently replaced my spark plugs at 60k ( which fixed the idle problem), i really wanted to go with the NGK laser iridium especially after seeing the OE Beru ultra ( not platinum). it puzzles me why no platinum plugs for the car, however i stayed with the OE just to be safe.

    but it still bugs me if that was my only option to go with OE or that the NGK's are actually better, i have asked serveral mechanics and everyone holds differrent opinion, except all porsche dealer guys say to stay OE.......figures~

    anyone with experiences using after market plugs?

  4. 02 boxster S 19x8.5 front 235/35/19 19x10 rear 275/30/19

    hi all, im getting uneven wear ( cupping) on all 4 tires (inner) , was told the alignment was off by tire shops. however my mechanic says its the suspension. any thoughts???

    also i was asked to rotate the tires around so inner becomes outer before doing alignment to prevent/ correct the problem. now why would that matter if the alignment is good that should take care of the uneven wear isn't it?

    i heard the best for porsche is the laser type alignment, called some shops they all use infrared, does it make any difference?

    thanks for ur help

    anyone know good alignment place in vegas??

  5. And here I thought I had dodged a bullet. Well, yesterday afternoon the car would not idle properly (sometimes held rpms in the 400-600 range, if it was a drop from 2K rpms or so, it would just die) so I again took it for a "spirited drive" and what happened after taking it to 7K rpms in second and third was that the rpms now held steady at 1,800! This high idle was present for approximately 5 minutes after the run. I restarted the car and the high idle was still there. Turned it off for about an hour and when restarted, all was fine. Took it to the dealer this morning and they told me that it sounds as if the MAF is going bad, but since no CEL on, that to use it until it does light up. I told them about my ICV cleaning (they were amazed to hear that someone would actually do this by themself) and they told me that the BMW 318is (E36 series) uses the same ICV and costs half as much as what Porsche dealers charge. So, I guess I am back to having an erratic problematic idling car. :censored:

    i was experiencing idle problem too ..........until i replaced spark plugs n air filter!!! weird~ :lightbulb:

  6. Ok guys did the repair and work those 20 $ ignition switches are beautiful

    post-18151-1178115764_thumb.jpg

    The initial problem was the cylinder (in le lock assembly, (white 45 degree angle)) at the top will not go down

    :lightbulb:

    Change the switch and solve the problem

    post-18151-1178115900_thumb.jpg

    The problem was in the switch where the screwdriver point their is a mechanism that push and was not working, resulting in not pushing the cylinder down in the lock assembly.

    Wow 20 $ Audi part at just any parts stores

    Original part with the Audi logo we really have volks parts....

    post-18151-1178116211_thumb.jpg

    can u show me exactly how to remove and install the new switch? took the car to my USUAL mechanic and he had no idea on how to remove the lock. after 3 hrs , suggested dealership...............

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