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View Poll Results: Has your Boxster sustained a IMS failure, requiring engine replacement?
No:1997-1999 MY 16 25.00%
Yes:1997-1999 MY 2 3.13%
Yes-multiple failures: 1997-1999 MY 0 0%
No: 2000-2004 MY 43 67.19%
Yes: 2000-20004 MY 4 6.25%
Yes-multiple failures: 2000-2004 MY 0 0%
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Old 11-19-2014, 01:14 PM   #33
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Location: Ocean Springs, Ms.
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KK,
thanks for the input. the clutch is fine. feels like a new one. so I hate to drop the box to change a clutch that acts like it ought too.
however, I get the chills thinking about the bearing going tits up though.
there's a good indy Porsche guy here in town. he knows his stuff. all the local guys use him. he said bring the car in and he'll do an eval on the car and run an oil check. he can't get at it for a few weeks though.

this car is sweet and has a bunch of add on's like 19" porsche wheels, a new top, interior is excellent, and the body is great. everything works like it's supposed to except the bulb for the digital speedo is out...(know how to fix that?)

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