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  1. any news on this problem ? did you solve it ?

    it sounds really close to my problem here

    mine is solved already,,

    it was the fuel tank breather valve going out,,

    my car never stalled under any condition,,

    your problem sounds like a dirty throttle body or an intake vacuum leak somewhere after MAF toward the engine,, check the air intake pipes and manifold gasket,,

    there is a slight possibility that the excess oil has reached areas further than the throttle body where they may easily reduces the air flow to the engine,,

    if possible,, take off and clean throttle body, MAF, air box, intake pipes and manifold,,

    keep us posted,,

    KJ

  2. Loren,

    The 2000 996 is e - gas so there is no idle valve.. Is that correct?

    Correct.

    My guess is he still has a dirty throttle - likely behind the butterfly.

    If not I guess it could be an intermittent throttle positioner - which would mean a new throttle body.

    i have removed the throttle body completely that day to clean it inside out,,

    is there a way to test the positioner?

    how much is the TB?

  3. Yes, you could have pending codes and if your scan tool allows it check to see the MAF voltage. It should be stable at idle and increase with RPM.

    some said that my AOS is going out,, what do you think?

    i tried once to remove the oil filler cap while the car running,, didn't stall but it idled roughly,, is that something??

    what is the ideal idle rpm? mine idles @ around 700,,

  4. Welcome to the forums.

    The maintenance schedules are posted on this site at http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?app=maint&do=maint_menu_car

    The only known free service manual available is at http://cannell.co.uk/Manuals.htm , and is for the 1999 model year. however your car should be virtually identical.

    i have been to the services schedule section and couldn't figure out when to replace transmission and differential oil,, when to replace them? any parts required?

  5. hi everyone,

    i am new to this forum. i want your advise on a killer deal i am having on a 2000 Carrera. the car has only made 60,000 KM (40,000 miles). i took the car for the last weekend to decide and noted the followings:

    1- whining sound from the back end @ 70-80 km/h (45-50 miles/h) the whining then goes away

    2- at full stop, the idle is not perfect and the car slightly vibrates

    3- at full stop, some front end noise when swinging the steering wheel

    beside the above, the car feels perfect.

    what do you think of these notes? are they critical? what are the possible causes and solutions?

    thanks in advance,,

    KJ

    the whining sound at those speeds might just be the rear spoiler going up automatically

    the car has a fixed spoiler,,

    when i got off the car and checked the rear tires, i found them of different patterns and sizes; can this be the problem?

  6. Chances are someone changed out the radio and did not update the serial number information.

    Did you try getting the serial number using the method in the FAQ?

    i got the SN from the display by holding TP until 'BECKER 1' shows up then i used the right dial.

    You can try the suggested varying the number I gave you by one or two each of the first code and see if you can find it.

    Just takes patience because of the time out after every three trys.

    2451 BINGO!

    thanks a lot :)

  7. hi everyone,

    i am new to this forum. i want your advise on a killer deal i am having on a 2000 Carrera. the car has only made 60,000 KM (40,000 miles). i took the car for the last weekend to decide and noted the followings:

    1- whining sound from the back end @ 70-80 km/h (45-50 miles/h) the whining then goes away

    2- at full stop, the idle is not perfect and the car slightly vibrates

    3- at full stop, some front end noise when swinging the steering wheel

    beside the above, the car feels perfect.

    what do you think of these notes? are they critical? what are the possible causes and solutions?

    thanks in advance,,

    KJ

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