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Yes, I've had wrench in my hand this morning and 76mm/14 faces was written on it. It's made of iron steel and it's black painted. It comes from a Wolksvagen garage.
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I can get a 14 faces 76mm oil wrench for WV/AUDI. Can this be used also for a Boxster or is it a little too big?
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PROBLEM SOLVED! Today I had the long transverse rear axle arms changed and no more rattles! Silent blocks mounted on them take gap, but they're not supplied alone, you're required to change complete arm. Fortunately they charged me nothing... everything was covered under warranty. I'M VERY HAPPY! :clapping:
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No, no differences if top is up or down. Same rattles! I don't think it's a top related problem. That's why I wanted to know how a car with a bad motor support sounds like. Thanks to everybody for help
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or vibration does a bad motor mount produce? On my 1997 Boxster I have very annoying rattles behind driver and passenger seat when road is less than perfect. If I drive on a dirt road than rattles are continuous. I've already checked and lubrificated top cables/arms with no success. :help: :help: