Hello everyone..newbie here. lol

[Cattiva72]

Hey guys,
just purchased a well maintained '05 Boxster base manual with 64K miles and I cant wait to receive it.

I had the ppi done by Porsche tec. and, except heated seats switch inop and front hood switch inop everything else checked out ok.

Should I worry about the ims failing? I read many different opinions and I need reassurance. lol


Thanks,
Cheers

[husker boxster]

Originally Posted by Cattiva72

I had the ppi done by Porsche tec. and, except heated seats switch inop and front hood switch inop everything else checked out ok.

Should I worry about the ims failing?

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the purchase of your Porsche.

It's kind of too late to be worried. Either it concerns you or it doesn't, but you're committed now. There's been plenty written so let's not rehash an old debate.

I would be more concerned about the frunk latch not working. If your battery dies you're in a world of hurt getting to it.

[Cattiva72]

Originally Posted by husker boxster

Welcome to the forum and congrats on the purchase of your Porsche.

It's kind of too late to be worried. Either it concerns you or it doesn't, but you're committed now. There's been plenty written so let's not rehash an old debate.

I would be more concerned about the frunk latch not working. If your battery dies you're in a world of hurt getting to it.

Thats a good point...Could I use the key fob to open the hood..even if the battery dies?

[particlewave]

Originally Posted by Cattiva72

Thats a good point...Could I use the key fob to open the hood..even if the battery dies?

No. Electronics don't work without power.
I'd look into getting that fixed very soon.

[Cattiva72]

Originally Posted by particlewave

No. Electronics don't work without power.
I'd look into getting that fixed very soon.

yes thanks...apparently its not hard to do. I ordered the part today

[kk2002s]

Not sure about the 05 but earlier models have an emergency pull wire to manually open Frunk. I was able to get to it removing Right headlight and threading through the hole for the Pull/tow hole in the bumper. Common DIY to get at the battery in case it dies