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Originally Posted by Hawaiian Driver
Unfortunately when I ran my VIN it came back as a class vehicle, all the more reason to get the bearing changed sooner than later.
Thanks for the info. I run the car moderately hard (no bogging), pulling through the gears strongly with the understanding that the bearing will be getting the necessary oil, besides it's more fun. Been thinking of taking the car to the mainland to make a huge road trip and getting the bearing replaced by a certified shop but I am undecided as of the moment.
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Hi again. I am still trying to figure this out.
Could you tell me if the 11th digit of the VIN for your Porsche, is an S or a U ?
That would indicate the factory location where it was assembled.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Steve
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2005 Boxster S, Midnight Blue Metallic, 6 Speed Manual,
Stone Gray Leather Power Seats, Sport Chrono Package Plus,
Bose Sound System, Preferred Package Plus, Convenience Package,
19" Boxster S Sport Wheels, Preferred Package Plus-S, PASM, Bi-Xenon Headlamps.
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