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Old 09-14-2009, 06:43 AM   #9
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Here are some pics of jboxes IMS bearing after we extracted it.. This bearing was loose in the IMS, only being held in place by the internal snap ring.

This one is quite odd because it was loose in the IMS... If we continue to find problems like this the data base will grow very rapidly!

But remember, Porsche says there is no IMS bearing issues, so this must all be nothing more than our imaginations playing tricks on us again.

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