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Clunk from rear at take off
osudvm1985 replied to osudvm1985's topic in 986 Boxster Suspension, Brakes, and Wheels
Guys: Thanks for your input. I will look at things this weekend (maybe). The good news is I have other transportation. The bad: it's a pickup truck. Cheers! -
Hello all and thanks for any help you can give me. 986, MY 2002, 62K, had for about a year, tiptronic that recently has developed a gigantic clunk from the rear when starting out hard. If given gas slowly, this doesn't happen. I have looked for something obvious underneath that might be loose, but nothing jumps out at me. A complicating factor is that the chassis suspension plate (as named in Bentley) has been severely damaged and is missing from its rear attachment forward. I noticed that this summer when I changed the oil but frankly I didn't notice how FAR forward it attaches till tonight when I paid more attention to the diagram. It seems like the noise should have shown up before this if the plate was related. Regarding the plate, what is the part number and does anyone know where I could find one parted out? Could the clunk be a mount? How do I tell? A swaybar? Could it be as simple as low transmission fluid (wishfully hoping). I was planning on changing the ATF, filter etc this winter anyway. Thanks.
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Lost Radio Code - post your request here
osudvm1985 replied to pennyporsche's topic in Lost Radio Codes
Hello. Another newbie needing a radio code. Don't want to waste time (but I do want to be polite) so let me preface this with how much I enjoy the forum, and I see from the length of this thread that Loren must spend time each day looking up codes. 2002 Boxster Becker 1 Type 4462 Ser 15009142 Thank you so much Loren!