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I just bought a 2005 987. I want to do the same thing i did for my 1999 986. I replaced the rear Boxster badge and replaced it with a 968 decal. I just switched it around to read 986. Is there something out their I could use to make a 987 Rear Badge?
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I'm on my third set of Michelin Pilot Sports on 3 cars. I have had two Boxsters and used them each time. I also have them on the wife's car. Michelin really are worth the money.
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38 1999 986, 41 1972 914, Still have 42 2005 987 Just bought..
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PST2, PIWIS & Durametric Tool Registry
ghiaguy0 replied to CJ_Boxster's topic in Diagnostics, Tips and Diagnostic Tools
Anyone in Dublin or Powell Ohio Area? I have an air bag light on. -
Porsche shop / mechanic recommendation in Columbus, OH
ghiaguy0 replied to azzar0's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
:DI have taken my Boxster to Jim at J and B auto in Dublin. He just replaced the brake booster for about 1/3 of the dealer cost. He is located in Shawnee hills. I have been dealing with him for years. Always good work. His # is 614792 1208 -
Found the discussion http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...amp;#entry79485 Will work on it this weekend. Thanks.
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Do you notice any change in the brake fluid level like you may have a small leak somewhere, so as your level gets lower and lower, the pedal travels further and further? If you sit with your foot on the brake, does it stay solid or do you feel it stop but then keep moving slowly towards the floor? I have not noticed any fluid loss. I put my foot on the brake, it stays solid. I pumped it several time same thing. It is just very slot to return..
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Just bled my brakes for the 3rd time. Ever since I bled them the brake pedal does not always go back right away. I thought there may have been air in the lines but the 3rd time I had someone bleed them for me and it still happened. It does not happen all the time. I used Porsche brake fluid dot 4. Did I miss something? Thanks 1999 Boxster