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How do you know when your clutch is going?
olucier replied to bermuditis's topic in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)
Get the car in 4th gear- say 60 MPH or so and floor it. RPM's will shoot up then drop most likely will rev well above 3K RPM's. I find that when clutch first going it is easier to detect in a higher gear than in say 2nd. -
Has anyone run EBC "Yellow Stuff" pads. I have heard some good things from drivers of other fine German cars (BMW), but no Boxster or Porsche drivers. Looking for any info. Thanks
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Will the P275 40 17's fit the rear of a 98 Boxster without adding spacers?
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I am changing my water pump and found that the recommended coolant sold by Porsche is 60/gallon and I need 2 gallons. What makes this coolant so special? Any other coolant that I can use instead of the Porsche stuff?
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Having an issue where power to the engine cuts out suddenly, kicks on the CEL for about 1 second, then power comes back and CEL shuts off. Checked for codes non existing or pending. This can happen at highway speeds or stoped at a light. Only thing done to car is K&N filter about 5000 miles ago. Any thoughts? 98 with 113K
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I plan on doing them all myself. When I bought the vehicle used, brought it in for inspection and told them to also change the oil. My mouth dropped when I got the $189 oil change bill! I realize there is a lot of oil in this car but...
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Called Porsche dealer in Southern NH & one in Mass, neither one carries these wrenches. Now that I know the size should be able to get at any autoparts store.
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I've been looking for the filter wrench as I am due for Oil change, called local dealer, he told me they dont carry oil filter wrenches, even after I gave him the number. Told me the techs just get them off the tool truck. Sounds weird to me! Where do you get the OEM wrench?
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Thanks guys, the jack I have now was bought to fit my SUV many years ago. I agree, any excuse for a new tool!
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Went to change my oil last night- jack didn't fit under the car. As I am now out of town for a few days and can't measure the clearance, was wondering if anybody knew how low I need the jack to be?