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Old 06-15-2007, 06:52 AM   #3
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On my way to work yesterday and my car died. No warning, no nothing. Today I'm still in shock can't believe that the dealership told I have to get an entirely new engine put in. Told this was due to a broken internal shaft bolt. I don't understand how this could happen, my 01 box doesn't even have 50,000 miles on it and I have taken it in on a regular basis for the routine maintenance.

Has anybody ever heard of this happening or has had this happen to you?
Don't think my insurance will cover this and unfortunately I do not have any warranty on the car. Any comments or suggestions on what to do would be a great help.

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MAC986

Sadly, it appears that you are screwed. Yes, the IMS failure is not uncommon and many like you have posted here.

Porsche continues to deny they have a design issue.

I would push this up the Porsche chain, and see if you can get some financial relief.

Good luck.
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