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boxsterboxster986

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  1. Thanks for the info everyone. I'll contact these shops asap! If anyone's ever experienced a blown motor, I'd be happy to hear what you ended up doing with your car.
  2. Hi all, I'm new to the forum. I have a 1999 boxster 2.5L that my mechanic diagnosed with a "100% leak at cylinder #2". He suggested that I either replace or rebuild the engine. I've already looked into options in the U.S., but they're too pricey for me. Does anyone know of any shops in "Canada" that rebuild boxster motors? Thanks!
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