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MD: 03 996TT tip trans is 'slipping' randomly

Scott in SS MD

By Scott in SS MD
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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Scott in SS MD

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This weekend I took the car to the mountains for some fun cruising. Hadn't gotten to the mountains when I went to go into R and it didn't go in. Went right into Neutral. Then tried D and wouldn't go. Moved back up to P and it was now in R. Went back into the parking space. Rowed through, gently, a few times from P-D then it finally worked right so I went on my way. When I got to my destination I parked, put on e-brake then did the P thru D just fine. Started the car a few times over the weekend to try it and worked fine every time. Then when I went to leave this morning, sure enough it missed again on me. Wasn't happening last week. Before I call on a dealership to troubleshoot, is there a % adjuster that I can try first or stops that need to be adjusted?

Thanks,

Scott in Silver Spring, MD

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