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Lee, no shield on mine either..
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Its something to do with the mounting of the K and N... I did not place the stock box back, I really like the sound... I just wondered if there was an obvious fix.
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Recently installed K&N Cold air intake, I'm noticing a vibration noise that I did not hear before.... the kit is isolated from metal surfaces by rubber, so I'm stuck... Any suggestions?
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I was starting to feel really good about having just saved a $400 labor bill by replacing a new coolant reservoir and thermostat myself - only to discover a bad misfire upon restart. Computer codes P0300 (random misfire), P0306, P0304, P0305, P1319, P1313, P1318, and P1314 all misfire codes for cyl 4,5 & 6. The only thing that I can think of was that I had to disconnect the fuel lines to replace the reservoir. Coil wires appear to be intact. Any ideas about what I could have screwed up? I didn't knowingly disconnect anything else but not that familiar yet with the 996 ignition system. Appreciate any leads.
Your coils are cracked, you spilled some water/coolant over when refilling, and this is probably the case. I replaced all 6 coils and plugs and the codes cleared.
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I was successful in replacing the buttons on the face plate, but the last two buttons I'd like some direction: 1. Power On/off button 2. CD eject button
Any suggestions how to replace these? The aren't mounted on the faceplate. Thanks.
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'99 996 changed coolant tank, thanks to the diy's and it went well. I took it for a drive, check engine light is on continuous. Could this be due to not properly bleeding the tank, or a sensor error? Not sure if I bumped one while removing the tank. Any suggestions?
Bolts for Pulleys on Serpentine Belt
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Recently, serpentine belt failed and broke off a bolt and Pulley. I got lucky, got the bolt out with reverse drill bits. Question: Is the bolt I'm replacing need to be from Porsche. Can I use a common bolt from auto parts store, or only order directly form Porsche? I believe its :Item: HEX-HEAD BOLT 8X60 ( part number 900 378 15901 )