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  1. sullivas
    I believe someone documented cable replacement on Rennlist, with pictures. Long job.
  2. sullivas
    Is that the location of the "faulty crimp" done by the factory? And by right side you mean passenger side?
  3. sullivas
    What if I left the cable connected and checked resistance? Or, remove the cable at the battery and leave the alt cable connected while getting a reading? Is there a way to disconnect the cable from the alt without removing the alt or anything else?
  4. sullivas
    I wanted to check the main power cable in my '05 because I know there was an issue with the crimping of the cable. With the car hot after a run I turned on the high beams and blower on full and tested voltages, I had 13.3V at the battery and 13.6 at the alternator. Does this indicate a defective cable or is it normal to have a drop in voltage of .3 volts. Thanks
  5. sullivas
    Good news thanks!
  6. sullivas
    Anyone know if the Prestone bulb & arrow type coolant tester works accurately with our pink Porsche coolant? Thanks
  7. sullivas
    Ok great, thanks Loren. Picking up one more gallon at the dealer tonight.
  8. sullivas
    Drained 2 gallons from the rear plug. I opened the air bleed valve (cold engine), topped off the coolant and drove for 1/2 hour as various rpm's heater on, with bleeder open. Upon returning the coolant was a little lower, no danger zone. However the bleed valve was open on its own. I pushed down on it but it raised back up and it didn't return to its normal position until the engine had cooled down. Anyone know if this is normal?
  9. sullivas
    Thanks Logray.
  10. sullivas
    It was the '2 gallons out 2 gallons water in' method through the rear drain valve. Not the hose disconnection complete flush.
  11. sullivas
    Can anyone explain how the bleeder/purge valve located at the coolant reservoir works and how it should be used? I just did a coolant flush/fill and could use some detail on that valve and getting all air out of the system without an AirLift. Thanks
  12. sullivas
    Thanks Logray I went thru all their diagrams but didn't know it was on the oil pump housing!
  13. sullivas
    Anyone know the part number of the sealing washer for the rear coolant drain plug on an 05 C2 M96 engine? I tried looking it up but it wasn't in the diagrams. Thanks
  14. sullivas
    Thanks Rob that helps!
  15. sullivas
    The discussions are kind of a mixed bag. Some say the mirror housing seam causes the noise, some say the rubber seals. Some say the dealer just replaced the mirror under warranty. I guess I'll have to experiment with tape and w-stripping foam since my CPO is expired. Thanks
  16. sullivas
    Loren- I did but the threads (on Rennlist) I read all pointed towards the mirrors.
  17. sullivas
    Anyone esle have this problem? At speed say 60 and up intermittently I get a loud whistle, sounds like it is coming from the driver side mirror area. Happens usually when the sunroof is tilted open, but does happen occasionally with sunroof closed. I read there is a TSB on the mirror but couldn't find one.
  18. sullivas
    Thanks logray
  19. sullivas
    Trying to find the part numbers for mufflers on an 05 Carrera C2. Thanks
  20. sullivas
    By moving the mouse fast I was able to get over to the drop down to click on TSB's. On my PC the drop downs are all shifted over under other topics. I'll try clearing the cache. Thanks
  21. sullivas
    I'm can't get to the TSB's. I've tried Firefox and I.E., I see them in the DIY drop-down, but the dropdown is not under the 'DIY Menu' so can't click on it.
  22. sullivas
    Think I'll pick one up.
  23. sullivas
    Logray if you were just removing the trans how long do you think it would take?
  24. sullivas
    Does the trans have to come out as well?
  25. sullivas
    Would examination of the oil filter show the same thing?
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