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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
hsckolnik replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Figure I should have the code since it didn't come with the car CDR 220 Serial # 15001411 Thanks -
The August 3rd NY Times had an article about this very subject. They spoke with PNA which said that any of their modern cars (which I'd interpret to be water cooled at a minimum) can be run on regular fuel without the risk of damage. The spokesman for PNA did say that if you want maximum performance you would not use 87.
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Delamination...quick fix?
hsckolnik replied to mhachar's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
If you have fabric to fabric then go to a camping goods store. They sell a fabric repair kit that's used to mend rips in tents. The repair material uses heat ( an iron) to warm the glue on the patch which will bind to the fabric on the top. -
You might try imported cars of darien.
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I bought a 2002 996 back in February. Other than the owners manual I have no history on the car ( I bought from the third owner). Cars in great shape and other than needing to replace the ignition switch no problems. Is there any easy way to figure out what options I have in the car? I can get a report from Porsche but they charge something like $90 dollars for some type of fancy certificate. Thanks!