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Recently i noticed my 2002 turbo was condensating inside quite badly and upon closer inspection i found that there was water not on the rear seat but underneath the seat pad.......its bizarre theres no water on the side walls, occassionally a small amount on the floor carpet but i think that may be where its run off. The door membrane was replaced last year and the sunroof drains run clear out the rear. Ive covered the sunroof with plastic and it still occurred, the roof lining is not wet either......its almost like its coming up from below??? Ive found tonnes of posts on this issue but none seem to have a resolution so once I get into the car can anyone save me another trip to the garage PLEASE??!! :-) It must be a fairly common issue and come from one particular common area, someone mentioned a blocked ac condensate drain but it seems too high must be water ingress from somewhere.....took the rear speaker out but all felt dry behind there and theres a fair bit of foam. Any ideas from the fonts of knowledge?!
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Thats amazing thanks ever so much!!Is it definitely accessible through the forward section of wheel arch lining seems quite a way back and when we had it off before cant seem to recall being able to reach that far. I guess if we took the wheel off it would gain more access?
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Yes ive tried that as described above, alarm is going mad as key must be out of sync
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Clicking from left rear on 996tt
porschelova replied to Byron in Atlanta's topic in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2
We had this issue thought it was part of the handbrake shoe assembly but turned out to be the wheel bearing -
Hi all In desperate need of some help! I have a 2002 996 turbo and the battery is dead and I therefore cannot get into the bonnet to access the battery! Ive tried connecting a donor battery to the fuse bit as per the manual but the keys out of sync so the alarm is going mad......theres no way I can leave it going off like that for 15 mins as in a residential area. Ive read that there is an emergency release cable under the front wheel arch......ive removed the forward facing liners on both sides and cant see anything that I would assume resembles a twine cable ive looked up around the headlights but not removed the rear liners. I read it was on the drivers side. Does anyone know exactly what im looking for and where? I would be eternally grateful if so!! In hindsight I wish id got homestart :-( upgrading to that is a last resort.