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  1. I believe i'm in the same boat.

    Over harsh roads you would hear the clicking of a sticky joint. its not so much a rattle, but rather a joint that could do with some lube. I've been trying to place it and i think its coming from the frame mount behind the seatbelt spools at the top. It's on both sides.

    I'm not convinced that the OPC will know what to do in this case (from previous reports on this) and may even exacerbate the problem unfortunately.

    Regards

    Popolou

    I agree with that.

    I have a visit on 26th at the Porsche center to check.

    I'll keep you informed

    merry X'mas.

    roger

  2. Just read about this somewhere else ... apparently there is a drain ( maybe one on each side ) under the hood somewhere around the base of the windshield that drains away excess water from the windshield ... this had clogged, and the water found it's way to the passenger side rug and drenched it.

    I would find that drain hole & depending on what you find ( I haven't looked yet ) either snake it or blow it out. Good Luck !

    Many thanks, I think you have found the problem , a visit to my Porsche agent is planned .

    best regards

  3. My 997S has been hanging at the "Porsche Charg-o-mat I infusion" for about 3 weeks.

    This morning when I checked it in the garage, there was no light on on the charger. When I pull it out of the outlet and re-insert it, the red light comes on just quickly.

    Isn't it true that either a red light (when charging) or a green light (when battery is full) should be lit?

    If this is the case, how would I be able to determine if the charge is still working properly?

    I have the same charger, the light is red when charging and off when the battery is full .

    roger

  4. I have emailed to NAVTEQ about updated cds.... Its interesting what they have told me.........

    " we dont have responsability about updates, we make a data base updated for many cars maker, then they are who program the cd matrix with the GPS company (siemens) buying our database."

    Porsche has all responsability!!!!

    what do you think we can do?? emailing porsche????

    Best Regards.

    Contact your porsche dealer or try opel navigation cd .

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