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Old 09-29-2013, 05:49 AM   #21
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No news on my Tip issue. It even slipped out of second gear yesterday. I did book an appointment for having the Boxster checked out at my local Porsche Center on october 7th. Hopefully they can find the error and fix it. They did not believe a tranny flush would solve it though. I still think this is en electrical issue.. We will see

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Old 09-29-2013, 05:56 AM   #22
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No news on my Tip issue. It even slipped out of second gear yesterday. I did book an appointment for having the Boxster checked out at my local Porsche Center on october 7th. Hopefully they can find the error and fix it. They did not believe a tranny flush would solve it though. I still think this is en electrical issue.. We will see
I cannot believe that you are having so much trouble with your Boxster. This is not good....
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Old 09-29-2013, 06:02 AM   #23
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Meh.. I try and stay positive
I plan on keeping it for a long time and look upon this as an investment.
That said, thank you for your support

Btw: I´ve had 6 bugs / beetles and my Box has given me more issues than those combined. I still love my Box.

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Old 10-08-2013, 12:17 AM   #24
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Results are in:

Gear wires needed to be tightened. The gearselector was in fact between D and N due to loose wires. They also lubed them at the same time as they tightened them. They are rusty as well but the mechanic said let's try this first. It was friggn expensive enough to adjust the wires.... ($540)

Oh ....... and my MAF is shut and needs to be replaced. This throws error codes left and right. So that's another $840 but that job has to wait.
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Old 10-08-2013, 01:24 AM   #25
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Hi Haz,

could you elaborate a bit more? are you saying the "electrical" wires had problem? or the shifter "cable" was loose, so that it was not pulling at the lever properly - hence dancing around D and N?

All that aside, Im glad u sorted it out ... and also an easy fix to an issue that could potentially be really scary!

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Gear wires needed to be tightened. The gearselector was in fact between D and N due to loose wires. They also lubed them at the same time as they tightened them. They are rusty as well but the mechanic said let's try this first. It was friggn expensive enough to adjust the wires.... ($540)

Oh ....... and my MAF is shut and needs to be replaced. This throws error codes left and right. So that's another $840 but that job has to wait.
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Old 10-08-2013, 01:54 AM   #26
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shifter "cable" was loose, so that it was not pulling at the lever properly - hence dancing around D and N
And thanks

Yes, it slipped out of gears (into Neutral) one time also, from 2.nd - luckily scouting for parking so it was at low revs.

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