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Old 05-10-2014, 03:45 PM   #1
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If I bought a Porsche that developed a "death rattle" knock within a few days of purchase, I'd be confronting the seller about it.

Even with an "As-Is" condition. And then I'd contact a State agency if I didn't receive any satisfaction there. And an attorney next.

Just sayin'................

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If I bought a Porsche that developed a "death rattle" knock within a few days of purchase, I'd be confronting the seller about it.

Even with an "As-Is" condition. And then I'd contact a State agency if I didn't receive any satisfaction there. And an attorney next.

Just sayin'................

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This is the best advice. I would phone up the seller and see how receptive he is to some kind of settlement. If no satisfaction then mention getting the services of a lawyer. You don't have to hire the lawyer right away but just the mention of a lawyer may scare him to do something for you. Then if no satisfaction then think of whether you to want to hire a lawyer or just swallow the loss and move on.

I hate to hear of this kind of cr-p.....G.
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This is the best advice. I would phone up the seller and see how receptive he is to some kind of settlement. If no satisfaction then mention getting the services of a lawyer. You don't have to hire the lawyer right away but just the mention of a lawyer may scare him to do something for you. Then if no satisfaction then think of whether you to want to hire a lawyer or just swallow the loss and move on.

I hate to hear of this kind of cr-p.....G.
I would also agree. If the engine dies shortly after purchasing, I would be very suspicious. Yes, it could be a coincidence, but.....
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Nope.. I don't do any conversions. All my work is internal, making that OE 3.2 into a 3.6 or 3.8.. I've done one conversion, that was one too many. Taking an engine out of one car and putting it into another doesn't captivate me.
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Nope.. I don't do any conversions. All my work is internal, making that OE 3.2 into a 3.6 or 3.8.. I've done one conversion, that was one too many. Taking an engine out of one car and putting it into another doesn't captivate me.


what is the maximum displacement which can be made out of a 2.7l engine?
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