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I have an 05 Boxster S (987) with 13,000 miles on it. I have had the car since new. About a month ago I noticed the same scraping/clonking on full lock. It only occurs when the car has been sitting for a few days. Once you have driven for a minute or two, it will not do it again until it has been left for a while. More worryingly, when driving at motorway speeds the car needs constant correction to keep it in a straight line. It feels like you are driving in really gusty wind conditions - but there is no wind. I took it to a Porsche main dealer last week to get this checked. They performed a full wheel alignment check and took a drive of it but said they could find nothing wrong. Charged me £300 for the privilege though ! I am convinced there is something wrong on the steering somewhere so interested to see if anyone else has these sort of issues.