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  1. rcg412
    We use a 2001 911 C2 as a daily driver and drive 50-100 miles a day.
  2. rcg412
    My AC has no effect on my 01 911C2.
  3. rcg412
    <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Took my 01 911C2 back to the dealer and he said that it was the MAF, I did ask him to check the throttle intake bolts. This seems to make sense to me due to the fact that i had a massive air leak, which let a lot of dirt into the air flow manifold. In addition, it seems that these things die around 50K miles... and I still have the original MAF. Ross
  4. rcg412
    Ditto - they range from 18 to 38 at the dealer.
  5. rcg412
    Looking for a good Independent shop for Porsche repair in the NY, Tri-state area. Westchester, or north of the city would be preferable. Many thanks! Ross 2001 911 C2
  6. rcg412
    Mine seems to come on every two weeks, after ~750 miles. The fix is always something dumb, like loose vacuum hose or oil cap filler. Car rides fantastic.
  7. rcg412
    Did you ever get your problem fixed? My CEL came back on... Not sure of the error code yet. Quite frustrating.
  8. rcg412
    Thinking about Lloyd Rubbertite mats. . . anybody have any experience? http://www.autogeek.net/lloyrubexfit.html
  9. rcg412
    I heard mixed reviews on the weathertech mats. Apparently you have to cut them to fit. I am also interested on any recommendations people have.
  10. rcg412
    Do you mean it does NOT matter in any car?
  11. rcg412
    Call me old fashioned, but I was always told to turn off the A/C compressor before I turn the car off, if I wanted to extend the lift of the A/C. However, I have heard it does not matter in the Porsche (2001 911 C2), and the climate control system has it on all the time. Is this the case? Or should I turn the compressor off before turning the car off?
  12. rcg412
    Just got a pair of Dunlop Wintersport M2s, very cheaply. They are H-rated... Seems that this was the tire Porsche put on their "approved" list before they switched to the recommended Pirellis.
  13. rcg412
    Hello: Need to purchase Snow/Winter Tires for my 2001 911C2. Does anyone recommend any specific brands, and does it matter if H or V rated just for the winter months? Thanks, Ross
  14. rcg412
    A good chance it's the fuel cap. Just tighten it, or it may need replacing. Eric <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Eric - The light came on again.... after about 700 miles, we filled up and ~15 miles away CEL came back on. Car rides perfectly, very confusing... Going to dealer on Friday, they said it was fine to drive.
  15. rcg412
    Just got the car back from the dealer - air filter manifold was not tightly shut... Ross
  16. rcg412
    Have a '01 911 Carrera 2 (49K Miles). Check engine light came on Friday, got it checked and reset at Autozone, ODB Code: P1128. About 5 days later, it came on again... taking it to the dealer tomorrow. Car runs perfectly, although idle wavers very slightly at rest. Any thoughts? Thinking MAF? I have the Autosource extended warranty, so hoping it is all covered. Thanks, Ross (Newbie)
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