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    2019 X3 M40i
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    2003 C4$ (sold)
    1979 911SC (sold)

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  1. Great. Good luck. I truly enjoyed my C4$ everyday I owned it. Cheers,
  2. Your last paragraph is a real puzzle. Looks like a sleeve broke off of something. Wow. No noise? Must have happened after last shop work was done. Good luck.
  3. What you’re doing isn’t going to solve the fueling issue, imho. Good luck
  4. This happened to me with my 2003 996 C4$. There is a sensor on top of the fuel tank that I believe relates to fuel pressure in the tank. If the sensor goes bad the tank filler valve in the fuel line won’t open and you can’t fill using a gas pump. You can still pour gas in slowly by using a funnel. The sensor is a bear to get to. The battery tray has to come out. My issue was that a mouse had nested and chewed the sensor wire apart. Really. Check the search engine on the forum. Others have had the same issue. It takes some time to get to the sensor wire and put everything back together. Fixing the wire itself takes about 2 minutes. Good luck.
  5. Loren , I think you’re right. I think I remember dealing with those on my 996. Cheerio,
  6. I worried about stuff like this this for years. And kept a clothes hanger piece in door pocket to open gas filler flap if necessary. can you reach the latch from under the front of the car? Good luck
  7. My memory is that the airbag light can come on if seatbelt buckle connection is loose or faulty. Try opening and closing seat belt a few times. Good luck. Get fault code to Loren. Cheers,
  8. Michelin PS2, or latest Porsche approved version. Best I used. Gosh, I still miss the “tire wars” on the forum years and years ago.
  9. Leak under pressure at a radiator hose connection? But no coolant leaks… ? Good luck.
  10. Mitch, great to know this. Persistence, persistence, persistence. Publish this whole story in Excellence or other magazine. With the pictures. Best thoughts, jl
  11. Hello old Porsche friends. I still enjoy the forum. silfani, there is lots of info on this exact issue. As Loren might say, the search engine is your friend. my similar issue was caused by mice chewing through the sensor wires that come off the very top of the fuel tank, under the battery. Takes removing lots of stuff to get to those little wires. The sensor controls the opening of the fuel filler valve. Check that out. Other similar posts are out there too. Search engine time. Good luck.
  12. Friends, Way over my head, but fun to read. reminds me of when I was always over-running my headlights on low beam over a particularly curvy highway. Solution was to manually adjust each headlight up just a bit. high beams then much more affective as well. Downside was occasional getting “flashed” when driving at night in traffic in town. Oh well….
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