Heat Shield Recall
#106
Took my 991.1 50th in for the heat shield recall, and then they recommended while the car was in to get the 6 yr/60k belt replacement done (needs bumper off) as well as cleaning out carbon accumulation on the throttle bodies
Thought I would save on labor for the belt and throttle body cleanup, but SA said bumper didn't need to come off for heat shield recall so no labor savings
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FlyJacket (06-11-2020)
#107
FWIW this was my experience yesterday
Took my 991.1 50th in for the heat shield recall, and then they recommended while the car was in to get the 6 yr/60k belt replacement done (needs bumper off) as well as cleaning out carbon accumulation on the throttle bodies
Thought I would save on labor for the belt and throttle body cleanup, but SA said bumper didn't need to come off for heat shield recall so no labor savings
Took my 991.1 50th in for the heat shield recall, and then they recommended while the car was in to get the 6 yr/60k belt replacement done (needs bumper off) as well as cleaning out carbon accumulation on the throttle bodies
Thought I would save on labor for the belt and throttle body cleanup, but SA said bumper didn't need to come off for heat shield recall so no labor savings
#110
The rear bumper definitely had to come off. What I'm disappointed about is that one of the air filters had to get changed but I wasn't told if I wanted the other side replace as well. I would have gladly paid for that. For those that are due, be sure to inquire in advance and get that done.
#112
I had the recall done last month and no mention from the SA about changing one of the air filters. I have fresh BMC filters so will not be happy if they replaced it with a stock filter. On a different note the pdk transmission seems to be shifting a lot better...especially in regular mode. A lot more aggressive and downshifting in a good way. It wasn’t “bad” before but a noticeable change. I wonder if the memory got reset. I think someone on this thread posted something similar.
#113
I also have a 991 ( 911-50 ) had the heat shield recall done last week, during the recall they changed the old belt for me with a new Porsche one. My cost for the new Porsche belt and installation during the recall process was $177.00 out the door.. The old belt looked good to me but six years old...
#114
On a different note the pdk transmission seems to be shifting a lot better...especially in regular mode. A lot more aggressive and downshifting in a good way. It wasn’t “bad” before but a noticeable change. I wonder if the memory got reset. I think someone on this thread posted something similar.
I also have a 991 ( 911-50 ) had the heat shield recall done last week, during the recall they changed the old belt for me with a new Porsche one. My cost for the new Porsche belt and installation during the recall process was $177.00 out the door.. The old belt looked good to me but six years old...
#116
Originally Posted by koala
Since these are not official recalls and are service campaigns... are those of us out of warranty eligible to have this work done at no cost, or would we pay out of pocket?
#119
Yep, getting mine done on June 23 and already confirmed getting a loaner. I am out of warranty. They told me rear bumper has to come off so will have them check serpentine belt and change if needed (2015 with 23K miles) and put in my supplied BMC air filters. They told me it would take about 4 hours.