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  1. Recently I started my 99 Boxster and noticed that the ABS and Battery Light came on.  I had this issue last year when my alternator failed so I hurried home as to make sure I didn't stall on the side of the road. I made it home and checked my voltage readings on the battery.  With the engine off the battery read 12.5 and with the engine on the reading was 14.44.  When I went to start the engine to check voltage, the lights were not on.  Drove couple of days and the two lights came back on, but when I shut the engine off and restarted, the lights went away. 

     

    Anyone have experience with this type of problem?  Could this issue be caused by thin brake pads setting off the brake wear sensor?  

     

    Any advice/help is appreciated.

     

    Thanks

     

    Andy

  2. I have a 1999 Boxster with 85k miles on it. Due to some rough idling, I decided to clean out the MAF sensor and the throttle body.

    After reading online and in books on how to remove the throtte body, I was successful. However after removing it I noticed a small tube tree that connects to the throttle body. Looking at diagrams online I never see this tube referenced.

    Anyone know what this tube is and if it is supposed to connect to something?

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  3. Loren,

    I have a 1999 986, 2.5L. I have been getting P0446 code for a while and took it to a mechanic to get it checked out. After testing they believe the issue is with the canister itself. Do you know the part number of the EVAP canister for my car? I am getting a 2 or 3 different part numbers and the price is ranging from ~ $240 - $650. Thanks

    sak

  4. I have a 99 Boxster and just started experiencing rough idle on start up. The Idle will fluctuate and after a few minutes the engine will cut off. At this point, it is a struggle to start the engine again. You can turn the ignition but it will not start up immediately. You have to keep trying several times and then it may start. Even after it starts the idel is really rough and eventually just shuts off.

    The only code I have on the car at this time is P0446, which I do not believe would cause this problem.

    I did just recently replace all 4 O2 sensors.

    Has anyone experience this sort of problem? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks

    Andy

    99 Boxster

    83 k miles.

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