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Hey Loren I have a question for you and hoping for some help, I have a 2001 porsche boxster with a bad tiptronic transmission I found a good low milage 1999 transmission with torque converter, will this year transmission work and do i have to change control units if so? thanks for the help
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let me know if it fixes your surging, I'm going to do some research to find out if its the hydraulic control unit in the transmission, most people call it the valve body if so that can be done while the transmission is in the car, maybe its the speed sensors in the transmission, I hope its not a bad transmission
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OK I found the problem, I unplugged the big round cannon plug on the transmission and it doesn't surge anymore, it makes the transmission go into limp mode and stays in fourth or fifth gear but you can still drive it, just a slug off the line but no more surging. unplug yours if you can it real easy just twist the round plug socket counter clockwise and it comes off
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I'm going to disconnect the exhaust today to see if it helps, if it doesnt im going to install a fuel pressure gauge to the system and run the gauge in the car to see if the fuel pressures fluctuate. what if you install a new head temp sensor would that help or do you have to install a resistor to the new sensor too? talk to you later
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i tried the top end engine cleaner, the Porsche dealer here buys it from the GM dealership, I took the hose off and dumped it in slowly while revving the engine 1500 to 2000 RPM, drove it and it still has the surging at steady driving speeds, Now I'm going to take the exhaust system apart at the converters and run straight pipes out to see if its maybe a plugged converter, I'll let you ...
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I've been doing some research on this and talked to some porsche techs, they said carbon builds up in the heads and ports on the tiptronic cars because they don't get revved up as much as standard transmission cars, they told me to pull the vacuum hose off the side of the intake and run some top end engine cleaner through the intake system, supposedly this breaks up the carbon. I'm ...