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Hi Loren; Purchased a 07 turbo with no code info. Model BE 6662 SN 65035743 Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, "Adios"
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I'd say it is time to find a non-dealer to work on that car. Unless they've pulled it apart, how do they know it can't be repaired with new synchros, or what not? Perhaps they figure 'screw him, tell him it needs a new tranny, mark it up 50%, see if he's desperate' Where are you? call sunset imports talk to jeff for a transmission 503-641-8600 jeff :renntech: Lou; Three possible causes are 1) a damaged operating sleeve, 2) a bent shifting fork, or 3) worn synchros. Any of these are fixable at a fraction of the replacement costs you were quoted. The trans can be pulled without droping the engine, however it's a bit tricky putting it back in. I just did it with the help of my local independent shop. I highly recommend finding a seasoned Porsche tech with a lift to pull it, then send the trans to one of the rebuilding experts for repair. Unless there is something major wrong (does'nt sound like it) you should be under $ 5,000. The "experts" can be found in Pano or Excellence, (there's also one in Ohio). You are likely looking at being down for 3-4 weeks. Good luck.
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Check with your dealer for bulletin wm537949 part # 987-512-925-00. It took about 2 hours to install and it eliminated the rear deck lid loud clunk/rattle.