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Seems powerless after oil and spark plugs change


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Hi:

I just had my 98 Box (tip) oil and spark plugs changed (30k miles). Right after that, I feel smoothier than before. But after 2 days, I feel a kind of powerless and response is not so good as before. I checked oil, no leak. Spark plugs, seems OK and tightened. No Check Engine light is on. I don't know what will go worng. Any advise is very appreciated.

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I say, I do not have a clue. And I have changed the plugs on a few Boxsters.

If just 1 of the 6 plugs is not firing then you will know the second you start the engine. You will also get a check engine light due to a misfire. There are no spark plug wires.

And you noticed this 2 days later. No clue.

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