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Boxster General Discussions
04-08-2022, 07:31 AM
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Seat back latch stuck
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geekdaddy
Still living w/it for now
Vehicle is in Winter storage, but tried tapping/jostling and repositioning the seat all last season and it remained latched.
Wish I knew why it worked for awhile -- and then subsequently locked...
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Performance and Technical Chat
06-11-2020, 02:29 PM
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Spoiler up indication
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geekdaddy
One more thing...
Those plastic rivets which hold the painted top-piece are a little pesky to remove. I found alternative trim panel retainers at Autozone that work better IMO. They are GM 458780, and press into...
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Performance and Technical Chat
06-11-2020, 02:22 PM
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Spoiler up indication
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geekdaddy
I'll be watching this one since to understand...
I'll be watching this one since to understand what you learn.
My 99 Box has a spoiler that generally works ok but has some quirks.
It goes up and down as expected. But sometimes when I start my...
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Boxster General Discussions
06-09-2020, 06:02 AM
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Worth it to 'check' IMS bearing during clutch? Clutch recommendations?
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geekdaddy
Recall reading somewhere that some folks in the...
Recall reading somewhere that some folks in the UK are removing the IMSB flange and outer seal to inspect the bearing without pulling it, and if ok, allowing oil to more freely circulate around it...
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DIY Project Guides
06-08-2020, 08:41 AM
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DIY: Cleaning the Drains
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geekdaddy
Nice job -- and good tip on the 987 drain screens.
Nice job -- and good tip on the 987 drain screens.
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Boxster General Discussions
06-08-2020, 03:30 AM
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Leather seat restore?
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geekdaddy
Mine was similar to yours. I have the leather...
Mine was similar to yours. I have the leather upgraded seats as well. Neither of these photos are great but show some of the before and after. The side bolsters on the driver's side were in the...
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Boxster General Discussions
06-07-2020, 03:21 AM
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Motor mounts-oem vs aftermarket
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geekdaddy
Here are a few pics of my old mount, the new...
Here are a few pics of my old mount, the new lemforder mount, and the powerflex inserts. I noticed that the powerflex inserts seem to extend the outer layer in the opposite direction vs the OEM side...
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Boxster General Discussions
06-07-2020, 03:12 AM
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Leather seat restore?
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geekdaddy
I used Leather Magic products with success. ...
I used Leather Magic products with success. Takes some practice to get the right finish. Just follow their instructions and it works well. It's important that you keep the spray coats very light...
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Boxster General Discussions
06-05-2020, 03:37 AM
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Motor mounts-oem vs aftermarket
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geekdaddy
I've been researching the same topic. My 99 Box...
I've been researching the same topic. My 99 Box had the original mount and the rubber was cracked and clearly on its way out. Reviews on the URO mount were ok but URO parts in-general had poor...
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Boxster General Discussions
06-04-2020, 03:19 AM
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Motor Mount
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4,128
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geekdaddy
How did it go??? I considered that option...
How did it go???
I considered that option but went with the std 987 mount. My old mount was original and cracked but the new 987 rubber actually seems softer.
Perhaps this is because the old...
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Boxsters and Cayman Cars for Sale or Wanted
06-02-2020, 12:32 PM
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2000 Boxster S
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geekdaddy
Seems like a good deal. Mileage is higher than...
Seems like a good deal. Mileage is higher than some may want but the rebuild, IMS replacement, and other updates seem very relavant and add value.
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Boxster General Discussions
05-18-2020, 06:06 PM
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Motor Mount
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geekdaddy
Looking forward to hearing more about this. I'm...
Looking forward to hearing more about this. I'm going to replace my engine mount and the powerflex option mentioned here looks interesting. Pls report back!
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-15-2020, 09:24 AM
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Painting Seats?
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geekdaddy
Leatherique makes good stuff. I used a Leather...
Leatherique makes good stuff. I used a Leather Magic kit to restore some areas of my Boxster red seats. Only a year into using them but they look great and have held-up well thus far. They will...
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-13-2020, 09:09 AM
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Input and Output Shaft Seals -- grease or not?
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geekdaddy
OK -- NOW I get it -- thanks for clarifying!
OK -- NOW I get it -- thanks for clarifying!
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-12-2020, 02:32 PM
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Input and Output Shaft Seals -- grease or not?
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geekdaddy
Thanks for the feedback. tonythetiger: I think...
Thanks for the feedback. tonythetiger: I think you're referring to the drive shafts at the wheel hub?
I'm referring to the input shaft seal which surrounds the transmission input shaft (that...
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-11-2020, 03:31 PM
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Input and Output Shaft Seals -- grease or not?
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geekdaddy
Input and Output Shaft Seals -- grease or not?
My input shaft seal was leaking on my 99 Box 5 spd trans so I'm replacing the input shaft seal and o-ring. As long as the trans is out, figured I'd replace the output shaft seals as well since...
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-07-2020, 10:42 AM
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IMS Toolkit question
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geekdaddy
I'm doing an IMS change on a 5-chain engine and...
I'm doing an IMS change on a 5-chain engine and the cam lock situation was a little confusing to me. A lot of the tool kits come with a "c-shaped" lock and an "e-shaped" lock. Can see them in your...
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DIY Project Guides
05-02-2020, 02:16 PM
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Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
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1,512
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geekdaddy
Aw shoot. Rookie mistake. I didn't realize that....
Aw shoot. Rookie mistake. I didn't realize that. I did the twist test and it was fine. The surface was glazed and crudded up so thought it was ok to resurface. Will replace with new LuK OEM...
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Performance and Technical Chat
05-02-2020, 02:14 PM
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RMS, IMS, or other leak?
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Posted By
geekdaddy
Whoops I didn't read your question correctly. I...
Whoops I didn't read your question correctly. I don't have a durametric so not checking them.
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DIY Project Guides
05-02-2020, 11:45 AM
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Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
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1,512
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geekdaddy
Today was the big day. Pulled the IMS. Now that...
Today was the big day. Pulled the IMS. Now that the cams were locked I removed the crank tensioner and the cylinder 4-6 tensioner on the right-hand side. Here's the crank tensioner coming out:...
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DIY Project Guides
05-02-2020, 11:24 AM
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Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
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geekdaddy
Spent considerable time cleaning up the trans,...
Spent considerable time cleaning up the trans, rear of engine, and started working on the exhaust. Getting ready to pull the IMS. I ended up selecting the EPS roller bearing solution and purchased...
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DIY Project Guides
05-02-2020, 11:05 AM
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Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
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1,512
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geekdaddy
Found the transmission bell housing was coated...
Found the transmission bell housing was coated with grime. Guessing an input shaft seal leak? Will have to replace it. As long as things are apart, I'll also drain the gear oil and replace the...
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DIY Project Guides
05-02-2020, 10:51 AM
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6
Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
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1,512
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geekdaddy
Hans Gruber DIY IMS bearing replacement +other stuff
Hey gang. I'm 18 mos into owning a 99 Boxster and have started doing some mechanical work. "Hans Gruber" had ~39K miles when I purchased him and I put about 3K miles on him last year. Spent most...
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Boxster General Discussions
04-29-2020, 11:54 AM
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19
Direct oil feed
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1,639
Posted By
geekdaddy
Will punch behind the oil pump per their...
Will punch behind the oil pump per their recommendations but haven't done it yet!
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Boxster General Discussions
04-29-2020, 08:21 AM
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19
Direct oil feed
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1,639
Posted By
geekdaddy
A lot of controversy and a lot of options!
SO much controversy about the IMSB, seriousness (or not), root-cause and solutions.
Is it the faulty seal and corrosive oil that gets sucked in?
Is it too much load on the bearing?
Is it poor...
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