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  1. I had my system totally flushed and replenished in August and all was well until last week.

    Before the above I could heard a gassing noise from the passenger footwell when the air con was on.

    The noise has recently reappeared albeit two months after it being serviced.

    Has anybody else had this noise or can they shed any light as to what it my be or a solution?

    Many thanks.

  2. This is driving me around the bend!
    Has anybody else had it and know of any fixes?
    Also I'm noticing a rattle from underneath the centre of the dashboard.
    Arrgghhhhhhh.

    Is it a window out job? If so, how? I've searched the workshop manual but to no avail. I have manged to look inside and there is a rubber seal that goes all around the window, this will pull off I think.

    Cheers

  3. Cheers Mos for the reply. I have actually, luckily enough, sourced two complete door handles with leather. The condition of the leather is superb.

    I was trying to see of I could just replace the leather without having to take the door panel off and replace the whole handle. It's looking like I will have to now. I suppose it's not a waste of time as I can Waxoyl inside etc.

    :thumbup:

  4. Hi Hennrik

    I had the exact same issue to yourself. It has now been solved.

    1. Make sure all of your tyres are the same make. Porsche are very fussy when it comes to tyres. In the manual it says to always have the same manufacturer on all 4 wheels.

    2. Make sure your front splitter is intact and present.

    3. Finally get a quality wheel alignment carried out on the car. I use a place here in the Uk called Center Gravity. They are excellent. Have a look at their website to get an appreciation of what you should be aiming for.

    Cheers

    Peter

  5. Hi Guys,

    I hope all is well.

    I took my car to Center Gravity last year for a full geometry check and Chris advised that he felt my car was sitting a tadge too high, particularily on the back.

    On closer inspection I too feel this after seeing other 997's.

    I appreciate the 'S' is naturally lower and I'd like to get somewhere around this height.

    Does anybody have any recommendations on what the process is and also what make of parts to buy?

    One more point, I don't want it to look stupidly low if you see what I mean.

    Cheers guys

    Peter

    North West

    UK.

    p.s. If anybody has done this then a few before and photos with the measurement of drop per spring would be really useful.

    Cheers

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