How do I de-snorkle my amber?
Just bought a 1999 Boxster with 224 miles on it. (Stole it for 32K) I was wondering with this kind of low miles, should I de-snorkle the amber or MAF the IMS? Thanks.
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Must be something in the water in Indy.
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Slow day...
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Depends... do you have the Charlie Chan AOS?
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Good god man! Do you know what would happen if you desnorkled your amber? DO NOT try this. Worse than crossing the streams.
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At very least, with that low mileage, I'd make sure the blinker and headlight fluids have been flushed, and the muffler bearings have been adequately serviced.
No substitute for a good PPI. :D |
waste of time..
a car with amber is only noticeably slower in a 1/4 mile. On a proper track with a variety of corners the difference is down to the driver. Unless it's a right hand drive car and the guy has a manly moustache like Nigel Mansell. |
WOW! Sounds like you got a great deal! The main thing to be concerned about with the early low mileage Boxsters would be the flux capacitor.
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Hahahahahahaha
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:D The guy is sniffing paint all day long :D
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Have you tried the popular cigarette lighter delete ?
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And now I remember why this blog is so helpful to new owners. We are one very helpful brain trust.
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I wouldn't bother, it's a total loss.............. |
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Oh it's warhead ready - problem is that it's likely to detonate without warning. They all come with an Intercontinenetal Missile System, generally referred to as the IMS.
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I think you need to add the top with the PDK window.
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The turn signal semaphores should be lubricated every 6 months or 6 thousand miles, whichever comes first.
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The only mod to consider is:
A the 'low temperature Pss9 pulley' - Job done! |
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