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I bought my boxster in March and have never had any problems with it. I have a 2000 (non S) with 46k miles. When I was driving home from work yesterday (about 3 miles) and as I accelerating out of a stop all of a sudden it seemed like the clutch wasn't engaged (car seemed like it would move forward)...I'm sorry I can't explain it any better than that. I immediatley pushed in the clutch and my dashboard lit up like a christmas tree!! Almost every light on the dash glowed. The car never died. I attempted to put in back into gear right away and it seemed to be a little jumpy. So I coasted in neutral for about 20 seconds and put it back into 2nd and it was fine for the ride home. About 20 minutes after I got safely home, I jumped into the car to head to the gym...and this time it did the same thing except it happened about a block from my house. This time I shut off the car and tried to re-start. It took a few tries but it fired up again but I was too nervous to actually drive to the gym, so I took her back home. And she's been in the garage ever since. I've read through so many posts now trying to find something similar. I'm thinking maybe it's an air flow problem or a MAF I'm hoping that it's not a clutch problem, but the though has crossed my mind. I appologize for the long post, but I need a starting off point so I can drive my baby again. My fiance is thinking it might be a vacuum leak somewhere but I'm not so sure. Any help you can give is greatly appreciated!!! ~Melisa
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My Fiance'e and I purchased a 2000 Boxster this weekend, and I would like the factory service manual. (I cant wait to start tearing it apart!!!) Anyways, I found several auctions on ebay, where someone sells a pirated CD with the service manual on it. Does anyone on here have the cd that I could download, and send a couple bucks too. 30 bucks for a stolen CD seems kinda high! THanks in advance. Also , has anyone used the Bentley Publishing Manual ?
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