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I think if they had answer they would have implemented it. Certainly into the design of the new engine. But I guess that would open the door to litigation as they would have to acknowledge that a mistake was identified and that they took steps to correct it with the 987. Kind of greedy when you think about it.
A total recall isn't necessary but Porsche should definitely have made a statement like "we have so much confidence in our cars and we are making sooooo much money ($140 Million in January on the Cayenne and Cayman Alone) that we will pay for any RMS labor and parts of existing 996/986 owners if they should have a problem. Then I woke up.