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  1. I have an 02 996 Cab w/Tiptronic that came with 18 inch wheels and 17 inch was an option. My speedometer reads several MPH fast and I'm wondering if there is a setting that designates 17 or 18 inch wheels. When I plug in an OBD2 scanner, the scanner gives the correct MPH which is different than the display in the dash.

    Any thoughts?

    Thanks

  2. The problem with this rumor is that it simply isn't true. As it turns out, sugar doesn't dissolve in gasoline. Pouring sand into the gas tank would have about the same effect as pouring in sugar. The sand or sugar might clog up the fuel filter, and that could disable the car, but it's not a sure thing.

    If I had to guess, I think it might have been orange juice or soda. Might that cause this problem?

  3. At 90,000 miles my motor went on my 2002 996. #5 cylinder has coolant and oil has coolant too. I'd write it off if I hadn't replaced the Tiptronic less than 1,000 miles ago with a rebuilt one from Vertex ($3,500 plus $2,000 install), new Michelins ($1,200), new paint ($6,000).

    I'm trying to find someone in the San Francisco area. Any ideas?

    Flat Six Innovations is booked until April 2012.

    Roock sounds questionable.

    Suncoast wants a $15,500 for a reman from Porsche, but $17,000 for the core so I pay $32,000 until they approve my core and return all or part of the $17,000.

    Any advice will be greatly appreciated.

  4. I had the same small leak, took the car to my indy and he said I need to go to the dealership. Dealership in Walnut Creek, CA said only solution is to replace with new Tiptronic - $16,000.

    Checked here; "the other forum" and ended up buying a rebuilt from Vertex. Shipped from FL it was around $3,500 and paid my indy another $3,000 to remove and replace.

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