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Posts posted by juniinc
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Yup, most likely it is the AOS,,,they usually go out around 60K miles.
oil cap vacuum stuck, idle fluctuation, spool of oil in j tube.
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Glad to see U found the answer.
It would be interesting to hook up the rest of the 997 connectors,,,
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best VALUE tires would be a set of Nexen N3000,,,
will last U close to 30,000 miles.
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wouldn't hurt to check the alternator output.
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Some question here! After replacing expansion tank I get flasing light on the cluster. Do I have to remove everything and start from the begining? What a PITA to replace the tank...
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Yes, it will.
I'm hoping, it isn't fried cuz they can be $$$$.
Try to dry it more also check the fuse,,,good luck
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See if it is difficult to remove the cap while running.
put your hand over, feel for any vacumm suction,,,
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I had both p1128,1130 about a few weeks ago.
It was the AOS in my case.
I would check the oil cap, while she is running,,,
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nice job! Gary :clapping:
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My baby is smoking, cel came on,,,Yup U already know P1128, 1130.
Call the dealer, they can order it for $3.75.
Is this blue plastic clamp easier to use than a regular hose plier? never used one before,,,
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That is what I have on my 01 986S,,,10(almost 11)J x 18 ET 58 on the rear.
7mm H&R spacers all the way around & she is lookin good.
As jmatta suggested above, 11mm would be perfect.
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I'm guessing that U probably have a passive cross-over ,,,
seperate set would only need a pair of wire for each side.
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Yup, most likely its the cylinder plastic part,,,
remove the door panel+handle to verify.
could be broken or just out of it,,,
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check for any dampness under the driver seat.
sounds like your alarm module is acting up,,,
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true
Whoops!!
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with a pair of spacers on the front, they should fit.
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It is very simple,,,switch cover will unclip very easily.
just be careful not to scratch em up.
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+1 exactly
I had the same problem when I went to an LED third light and as stated you will have to add a resister to get your CC to operate properly. To figure out which resister you will need to measure the circuit and cut one in where the harness connects to the third light. I've decided to play around with window coatings instead to see if I can't get something that works and matches.
Nobody seems to be able to tell me how much Ohm the resister must be, i tried a standard turnsignal (6ohm) one but it was not enough to make it work...if anyone knows.....
When I asked two Porsche mechanics about it they both told me the circuit has to be read with OEM then read with after market using an OHM meter. The difference in resistance between the two circuits is the correct amount of resistor you will need.
Upgrading seats
in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
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I once helped black99986 on this.
detailed info here,,,
http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?/topic/33367-seat-wiring-question/