40K Service
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I would be very wary of that price and who is performing the work. Unless you know this shop, I would insist on being onsite when the work is performed. The parts are close to $400 and there is no discounting them. So they are doing 4 hours worth of labor, lift time and shop overhead for $100 per hour, god bless them.
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I would be very wary of that price and who is performing the work. Unless you know this shop, I would insist on being onsite when the work is performed. The parts are close to $400 and there is no discounting them. So they are doing 4 hours worth of labor, lift time and shop overhead for $100 per hour, god bless them.
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They came recommended by local enthusiasts, and seemed to have good Yelp! reviews.
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I had a 10% off coupon, so it cost me 1650 at Atlanta Perimeter Porsche. For a couple hundred more than an Indy, I'd rather the dealer do it. If I saved half the cost, that would be a different story though.
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Had mine done last month at a Porsche dealer in the Tampa Bay area. $1380 including tax and round trip pickup/delivery on a trailer. No loaner. The other dealer in town wanted $1730 including tax and loaner, no pickup/delivery.
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I just changed my plugs. Thanks to a earlier thread providing tips. If anybody sees a problem with the plugs I'd appreciate a comment. Except for some scuffed up wrists it went well. So far I've changed oil several time, Brake bleed twice, and added 3rd radiator with grills. It's been a pleasure to work on this car. I need to change engine air filter but have not yet removed rear bumper. I have duck tail and don't know procedure. Any tips? Thanks
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Duck tail - Remove 2 fasteners slide forward and remove electrical connector. Really easy.
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In addition to identifying a specific cylinder, valve issue, it will be a point of reference to establish a baseline for future plug changes. If one plug seems to have deteriorated from the baseline, it may be significant in the diagnosis, assuming someone keeps the car for 2 plug changes. In a GT series car, plug changes are much more frequent.