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Hi, Inadvertently pushed down on engine opening switch versus lifting. As a result the switch fell into the sill. It appears that I can simply gently rock the plastic piece the controls sit in and simply reinstall. What I am unsure of is if there are pins or something else that would break if I am not careful. Also any advice on tires that are less noisy than current Pilots. Interested in experience with PS2's or others. Thanks.
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Thanks for teh response.
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Hi, I own a 2004 C4S and had a stone hit my windshield resulting in a 12 inch crack and need to replace. My insurance company will pay to replace with Safelite, or i cna have dealer install and have to fork over an extra $300. I would be interested in anyone's experience with Safelite and if a non OEM devalues the vehicle. I am alos interested in adding Xm radio and an Ipod connection. I wuld be interested in any recommendations. Thanks.
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Advice On Oil Sweat At Rms
sdemild replied to sdemild's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Thanks to all who responded. This is really practical and great advice. I think I'll opt for a 997 instead. -
I am looking to purchase a 2004 C4S with 12k miles. The car is exceptional with the single note from Porsche service advisor that there is a very minor oil sweat at RMS. In further discussion he said tech found oil around Bell housing which coudl either be RMS or Intermediate shaft. While this car has new 3 year warranty (Fidelity) the fact that this was found prior to warranty issuance by dealer has resulted in warranty company refusing to replace. Advsior said not a big deal to replace when clutch was done, however there is no clutch as it's a tiptronic. When queried about cost to relace seal he said major job involving droppping the engine with likely $4k price tag. I'm looking for advice as to whether I should run away or live with the "minor" leak uni it has to be repaired and have it done at an independent provider. I'd also liek to know if $4k for this work is a realistic number. Thanks for your help.