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in 986 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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Just a note to say thank you for this website. I have learned a great deal about these cars over the past year. I can now easily out diagnose my mechanic and choose whether to fix/maintain it myself or gladly pay someone else to do the work by knowing exactly what is involved. If left to the mercy of dealer service I probably would have sold my car.

Thank you to Loren, for your careful patient analysis of problems.

Thank you to Toolpants, your pictures say a thousand words.

Thank you to Mikefocke, for your very thorough and balanced Boxter website.

Thank you to all of you who have shared your experiences and observations over the years and helped create this excellent body of knowledge known as Renntech.org.

Happy Holidays to all!

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