It's a PITA do it yourself job....Dremel or no Dremel. I took mine to my Porsche indy. Genuine Porsche tank, hoses, clamps, coolant, and all labor was about $1,100......23 year old Boxster, so it's to be expected.
It's a PITA do it yourself job....Dremel or no Dremel. I took mine to my Porsche indy. Genuine Porsche tank, hoses, clamps, coolant, and all labor was about $1,100......23 year old Boxster, so it's to be expected.
I agree. It was a BIG PITA when I did it. Mine was on the jack for 2 days. I was about to call my LPS (Local Porsche Shop) for a tow but gave one last try... then I made the break through. It aged me. I am not sure if I can, or want to, do it again.
I agree. It was a BIG PITA when I did it. Mine was on the jack for 2 days. I was about to call my LPS (Local Porsche Shop) for a tow but gave one last try... then it I made the break through. It aged me. I am not sure if I can, or want to, do it again.
I read enough of those stories, I paid to have mine replaced
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2001 Boxster S Lapis Blue
TS Cat Bypass Pipes and exhaust
iPad Mini Dash Install
DEPO Tail Lights
They say smart people learn from other people's mistake.
Me? Not so smart.
Ha! I'm lucky if I learn from my own mistakes!
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2002 Boxster Base - Arctic Silver - Tiptronic
2010 Subaru Forester
1980 Ford C-8000 Custom Cab Emergency-One Fire Truck
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"I never lose. I either win or I learn." -Nelson Mandela
+1 on comments relating to replacement. My PO installed an aftermarket tank and I had to replace it. I used a genuine from Pelican, and it is a PITA bc of the piping thru the bulkhead. I asked a well qualified friend to look at some articles and he charged me $250 plus a extension hose clamp pliers (you need this is you're DIY'ing).
We replaced the level sensor at the same time, as you need to do it with the tank out.
2001 Boxster S
Boxster Base
Hybrid Mode
