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Hankook V12 tires anyone?
Guybrush Wilkinson replied to nosturbo's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
I had V12 Evos under my 1999 Carrera 2. I was really happy with price/quality. I dont know how they work for a turbo though. -
how do you know if the clutch is going bad?
Guybrush Wilkinson replied to TurboLove's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
1. Drive about 40 mph on 6th gear 2. Press down the clutch pedal 3. Give throttle to raise rpm to 4.000 - 5.000 4. Release the clutch pedal (quickly). The rpm should come down right away when you release the pedal. If the rpm stay up even for a second or comes down slowly, your clutch will soon bee done. I bought my car from Porsche Dealer ten days ago. I didnt notice any clutch related problems when I test drove the car. However after a few rides after paying for the car I noticed some problems that I recognized as accumulator problems - thanks to rennlist. Yesterday when making a quick acceleration I noticed that when shifting to third gear the clutch is slipping. Then I performed the above mentioned four point test and got confirmation. Clutch is slipping. I e-mailed the dealer yesterday. They promised to contact me today but they didnt. I hope I will not have to pay for the clutch.