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Chris_C

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  1. Well.. i was really hoping i wouldnt have to write one of these posts... but based on past similar postings i did a days worth of poking around to see what was up... - There are Oil "Drops" in the coolant, it isnt a small amount - The car was losing coolant, one day the coolant light flipped on and thats what lead me to find it. There are no signs of coolant leaking? - Did a compression test, 160 - 170 across the board - Spark plugs are in great shape - Oil Cap is IMPOSSIBLE to remove while running. - The oil looks clean on the dipstick - i am going to drain it and see what the rest looks like Any thoughts are appreciated!
  2. Interesting, it does make sense - i will order it on monday and see what happens thanks!!
  3. did a quick search but didnt see anything related... I was driving at around 70km/h coasting when the engine suddenly cut out without any indication of a problem what so ever.... So i coasted to the side of the road as quickly as possible. After giving everything a quick look over i tried cranking it over a few times with no luck, it was just acting as if the crank position sensor was acting up again. I let it sit for about 15 min and it fired up again. I drove it the short way home and hooked up the durametric. No record of anthing... So i let it idle for a bit, and again it shut off with no indication what so ever.... Currently i have been having an issue with the crank position sensor causing the ocassional starting issuse when the engine is hot - could that cause it to shut off while driving as well? Also, after it cut out i noticed a tiptronic fault p0740... which was not there before... But is now recurring Any thoughts on these new issues would be appreciated
  4. that looks to be correct.... but the part number on mine is deffinitly 793 and not 394.... :huh: Chris
  5. Hey guys, I have been trying to track down part number 996504793-01 (Black plastic trim infront of the rear wheel well, driver side) Has this part number been discontinued? a search lead to zero results.... Chris
  6. On my 2000 C2 I had a really rough time starting when it was hot. Everything sounded healthy, it would just never "Catch" ; No check engine light or anything.... So I decided to bite the bullet and purchase durametric's software/hardware. It found a recorded fault - which i cleared and waited untill it happened again. Sure enough it was there again after the next failed starting attempt... Crank position sensor was toast - so i would add that to the check list if you havent solved it yet :) Chris
  7. If it is not the maintinance, it will be the gas mileage and a heavy right foot that will get you over that budget. I probably put 10 - 15K Miles a year on my C2 and it deffinitly isnt cheap filling it constantly with Chevron 94... Tires arent so bad Falken FK-452's seemed to work pretty good (30K+ Miles and almost 3 years)
  8. i imagine the softer glass has to do with pedestrian saftey if anything? Regardless, both my 911 and Z4 have terrible pitting on the windshields
  9. I have the exact same problem on my front driver side (but mine are black) - it appears to be a clear coat that is peeling off. The repair should be pretty simple - remove the rest and respray with high temperature clear coat again
  10. Could be a rock stuck between the brake dust shield and the brake rotor...I had that happen on my front driver side and it sounded terrible!
  11. i had a similar issue with my 2000 911 as well... similar squeeking when the engine was warm allthough i noticed it most of the time when the window was down while sitting at traffic lights After months of chasing the problem it ended up being one spark plug half way off... did you notice any that were too easy to get out by any chance? haha
  12. Not yet... i have been contemplating getting an 04 GT3 ... and giving the C2S to the wife (hard for her to complain then :lol: ) Judging by the prices of 996's now days ... i am doubtfull i could pull off the swap for less than selling the auto and purchasing a standard ...
  13. Hey guys, I have a 2000 C2 , Canadian car - Ultimately I was looking for a standard from day one, but I could not pass the deal up... long story short... I miss a standard gearbox. I have done a quick search and have not seen any indication that anyone has documented the swap from Tip to 6spd .... so... does anyone know if it has been done before...? If I were to sell I will be taking a hit due to 100K miles, and the fact it is a Tip... so the second question would be: Is it going to be more cost effective to do the swap (Parts only, I will be doing labor) or sell and buy a standard? Any insight is appreciated :)
  14. Interesting - I will take a look at that as well - Turning the heat setting to high does stop the servo sound - As the temperature is reduced from high the servo sound starts becoming intermittent - The servo sound becomes more continuous as the temperature is lowered Chris
  15. The compressor is definitely cycling on and off , I will try setting it to full heat this afternoon and see what happens If this is the case, what is the procedure involved with fixing it? Thanks!! :renntech: If the reheat/remix blend door happens to be stuck in the full reheat position then you will get NOTHING but heated outlet airflow. "...servos moving continuously.." No, more probable that the reheat/remix blend door's servomotor is TRYING to move the door away from the full reheat/remix position. If you set the temperature control to max heating the blend door will need to be in the full reheat position and the servomotor sound should stop. Is the compressor cycling on and off...?
  16. Hey Guys, I did a search, but couldn’t seem to find anything in depth with the same symptoms (sorry if this has been covered before!) 2000 911 966 The other day my air conditioning stopped working out of the blue - it was as strong as ever up until that point which leads me to believe that it is not a refrigerant leak When the key is in the ignition and turned to the first position i can hear servos moving continuously within the dash, this does not stop over time, nor does it change when the temperature setting is adjusted on the climate control unit. When the air conditioning is on and the air temperature is set to low it almost seems as if the heater is on. In recent days the temperature has dipped to around 10 Celsius, and should be cooling the interior of the car - not heating it! Any help or suggestions are greatly appreciated :) Chris
  17. my understanding is that an engine needs some backpressure. bypass removes just about all of it so you'll experience some loss of torque at low RPMs. as to whether or not they'll add 12 HP, the only way to know for sure is to dyno your car with them. try getting on a dyno check the HP and then get on the dyno again without mufflers. this will show you what changes, if any, you'd experience with bypass pipes. its has been proven that NOTHING ADDS ANY SIGNIFICANT power increase to NA engines other than a SC. i have had muffler by-pass pipes.. and other than sounding wonderful... do not add HP... and for street use are not good as they shift the torque curve way up... noticably. make your own with 90' stainless elbows, weld straight sections to them... get a shop to flare out one side so that they slide over the exhaust.... add tips... or not.... WAY CHEAPER...same result cool thanks that is what i needed to know I have done the bypass pipes as well, they are great fun!.... but if you put your foot into it you will be heard at least 1 mile away.... :lol:
  18. the shaft should just unthread, mine did. That way if you ever want to go on a longer road trip... you can just throw it all back in! For now I just replaced it with a 12v air pump and tire sealent.
  19. 2000 Tip, ~64K miles, Daily driver Problems - minor drip leak from valve covers, rear bumper could use some paint behind the rear wheels aside from that, brilliant!
  20. 288 - Headlight Washer 601 - Litronic Lights 981 - All Leather Lining 939 - Soft Leather Rear 985 - Parts Silver Colored Try this link http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...90&hl=codes Hope this helps. Will i have a few as well that dont seem to exist on any list posted 135 245 336
  21. mine does it too, but only if i am at really low revs... i figured it was normal? Fluid and filter done within the last 1000 miles.
  22. ^ well, except the Vet bills... :lol: To add to the list, my passenger seat rattles too... its called character... i find it hillarious B)
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