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    That's a good point Doug; at the moment, I don't use my aircon or heating all that much. The spring and summer in warsaw are quite warm; the temp goes upto 40 deg. celsius. I'll have to wait and see how the same will affect the cooling system. The irritating bit is the fact that the Porsche Technician can't tell what the norm was in relation to the average cooling temp. Thanks very much indeed for your feedback. cheers, raj
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    All, Thanks very much indeed for your feedback; it made me feel a whole lot better ! Cheers..Raj
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    Hi All, I would appreciate some feedback on the following query. I recently replaced my radiator at the Porsche Workshop ( financially painful experience) and now my Porsche (Boxster -986) appears to be running a little hotter. The temp. gauge is slightly above the "80" mark i.e. about 40-45% of the whole meter. Bearing in mind that I'm using it during the peak of winter here in Warsaw, Poland, I'm a little concerned about how affect the summer will have on the cooling system. The Porsche mechanic is going to check it again but he can't tell me what the average running temp. is for a 986 Boxster (Wanker!!). So my question is this: What is the average running temp. shown on the gauge for your Boxsters during summer and winter? Cheers, Raj
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    Raj: Hope you get many years of enjoyment from your "new" Boxster. Regards, Maurice. Cheers Mate!
  5. raj
    Maurice/Rick/White, Many thanks for all the responses. I got the car yesterday but didn't manage to drive it as yet! I'm in Moscow at the moment on business; perfect timing! It may well be a blessing in disguise because I can focus on the various issues you guys have advised me on. Thanks a again. Cheers...Raj
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    Maurice/White, Thanks very much indeed for that piece of advice. I'll try to source the "raggtop" from somewhere; I do apologise for my ignorance but where are the drains that you are referring to? Is it internal or external? Also, would it suffice if I covered the car with a waterproof car cover or something? Cheers mate, Raj
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    Hi All, I've recently bought a 2003 Porsche Boxster and would appreciate some advice on whether snow/rain could damage the soft top. I live in Warsaw, Poland and the temp. goes really low in Winter; any advice would be much appreciated. Cheers, Raj
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