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Thanks, will do.
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I don't see a lot of water on the ground.
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On a very hot and humid day with the top down and AC blasting in my 2001 Boxster S, I had water dripping onto my feet and it appeared to be on the passenger's side as well. I have read a few previous threads regarding rain water in that area, but none on the AC condensation. Has anyone else had this problem? Might I be incorrect, and it is coming from another source? How can I correct this? Thanks, VROOOM
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I have looked back on this website for a recommendation for a performance chip for my 2001 Boxster S, but only found one reference in OCT 2005. What would you recommend for a performance chip in my 2001 Boxster S? I am unsure whether or not I would redo the intake/outflow sytem simultaneously. Is it worth it to do the chip and not the exhaust? Thanks, I am really looking forward to taking it out of winter storage. VROOOM
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ukchris, Who is that through? VROOOM
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The warranty is through Vehicle One.
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I recently purchased a used 2001 Boxster S with 30k miles. I have been offered a warranty for $3300 for the next 5 yrs/75000 mi (that's 105,000 mi total). It would NOT cover wear and tear (brake liners/rotors, clutch, non-metal hoses) and could use remanufactured and non-original parts. It would cover engine, transmission, leaks and gaskets, AC, heater, electronics, convertable motor, suspension, ABS, etc. The issue: Is it worth it? I will probably drive the car 9000 mi/yr which over the next 5 yrs which would bring me to 75000 mi. Should I expect to pay near $3300 on parts and labor for covered issues? This warranty is transferrable for $50 to the new owner if I sell it. Help. Thank you, VROOOM