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  1. Thanks RFM! I took a look at the switch hook 5 minutes ago and think i will try to "repair" it with a piece of rubber tomorrow and see if it works...

    Simon:

    Take a look at this link too:

    http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...c=10458&hl=

    Regards, Maurice.

    Had the same problem.....If you didnt fix it already.....I removed the latch plate and the small pressure clips had slipped and the switch plate would move up and send the windows down. Reset the switch and clips and all is better. 5 minute fix.

  2. Loren...I finally need your code help. Ive read all your past posts and am up about 3 hours in wait time. Help?

    98 Boxster

    CDR-210

    W5020950

    How are you waiting? The wait time is "drive time".

    Try 5009

    or

    5007

    HAHA..you are correct...dfrive time for the first 2 hours...now it is sleating and snowing a bit. I'll give these a try. Thanx SOO much.

    Loren, Tried the 2 codes ..no luck..any other thoughts? Again thanx for your time and help.

  3. Loren...I finally need your code help. Ive read all your past posts and am up about 3 hours in wait time. Help?

    98 Boxster

    CDR-210

    W5020950

    How are you waiting? The wait time is "drive time".

    Try 5009

    or

    5007

    HAHA..you are correct...dfrive time for the first 2 hours...now it is sleating and snowing a bit. I'll give these a try. Thanx SOO much.

  4. I've searched but didn't find any real comments on using the Kumho SPT or Falken 452's. My new to me 02 C4S currently as the P-zero's which are down to the wear bars and they HOWL like crazy.

    I'm probably going to do 1-2 DE's in the car (have a dedicated track car) but mainly spirited street driving. I've had good results in the past with the SPT's on a 95 M3 but no experience with the FALKEN 452's. I realize that with either I'll give up some absolute dry handling versus a Michelin PS/Bridgestone 050.

    Would love to hear from anyone who has switched from the top-tier tire to one of these options.

    Thanks.

    I have switched out to the 452's on my 98 Boxster under recommendation....awesome looking and the wet and dry handling has been fantastic. I took off my P-Zero's and the difference is very subtle. In my eyes..a very good choice on my part.

  5. I have a 98 Boxster (54000)....I took a nice drive (2 hours) on saturday..to my Prep school alumni homecoming game night. When pulling into the campus, it sounded as if the front end or suspension was rattling away. Took a look at the front end as best I could and all looked fine...nothing loose or falling off. Later that night..drove home and all was fine and zero sounds from the front end at all. Any ideas or similar experiences out there?

  6. I have read the post about fixing the horn with silicone. I tried the fix but, the horn keeps going off when the fuse is in place. Did I not use enough? Or could it be something else.

    I just had the exact same problem...I placed 4 tiny foam pads under the top/bottom and 2 sides allowing the airbag to push off the contacts and the horn works like a champ again.

    Drew

  7. I just gave my car away to the mechanic. My suspension feel like yours, it is 90K miles on original parts. I can hear clunk in the rear. Car shake and rattle alot, plus I feel a lot of play on steering wheel. Anyway I will be changing struts and springs, control arms, swaybar bushings, tierods maybe wheel bearings. I will do alignment also. I bought coils so I don't have to worry about strut mounts.

    Once I pick up my car I let you know if those parts change anything.

    I had a clunk in the rear and it turned out to be the original motor mount (that you cant see) was bad...it has been said else where that they start going at 45000. I am at 54000 and it was gone. Changed it (1.5 hours) and all is like new..ALL my sounds around the car seemed to disappear.

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