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Forum: Boxster General Discussions

04-24-2016, 03:36 PM

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My Italian Boxster!

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Posted By stepwilk

Slight thread drift, but some years ago, I was...

Slight thread drift, but some years ago, I was testing a Lamborghini for five days on Sardinia, as an automotive journalist, and I was accompanied by Lamborghini's PR director, who happened to have a...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

04-24-2016, 03:26 PM

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Where does the window microswitch wire-pair plug in?

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Posted By stepwilk

Where does the window microswitch wire-pair plug in?

Trying to replace my window microswitch mini-harness (2004 Boxster, the harness that commands the window to roll down slightly when the door handle is activated) and I have no problem locating the...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

04-23-2016, 12:37 PM

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side airbag removal w/o turning on reset light?

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Posted By stepwilk

side airbag removal w/o turning on reset light?

I need to remove the driver's-side interior door panel to effect a window-switch repair. If I disconnect the battery before doing this, will that prevent the airbag-inop light from going on after I...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

11-09-2008, 06:30 AM

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Hesitant ignition. Why?

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Posted By stepwilk

Fuel delivery is just fine. Once the car starts,...

Fuel delivery is just fine. Once the car starts, there's not the slightest problem. It's just that six seconds of nothing when the car is cool--not cold, we haven't had temps under about 40 here in...

Forum: Boxster General Discussions

11-09-2008, 04:56 AM

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Hesitant ignition. Why?

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Posted By stepwilk

Hesitant ignition. Why?

Car is a 2004 straight Boxster, manual, 30,000 miles, battery is good.

Problem is that on the first start of the day, typically at temperatures of around 50 degrees F., it takes up to six seconds...

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