Ceepe

It is supposed to stay in place with Velcro, similar to the first aid kit. What are you guys using to keep items from moving around up there?

beebalm

Hello Ceepe,

I bought this and wrote about it in this post.

It works fine. It sticks up there with velcro.


What first aid kit are you talking about?
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You know you own a Porsche when she has her own laundry hamper for all her colorful microfiber towels

fjpdds

That works fine.

RADManZulu

Mine came free with the car with a quart of oil in it.

Zohan

What are u keeping in it?

John 996 TT Cab

Mine came with the car with a litre of oil. Attaches quite nicely in the "FRUNK"

chuck911

Its a little disturbing seeing so many brand new cars needing to carry oil around. I can't imagine carrying oil for anything less than a 3k mile trip unless…. oh, wait…. you guys didn't by any chance follow the factory break-in?

2cardinalalums

I have a red Porsche first aid kit, but I brought mine back from my Euro delivery trip. In Germany, cars are required to have a first aid kit and an emergency triangle that you set up on the side of the road if your car breaks down.

addysdaddy

Hmmm so I'm curious Chuck, why don't you think it's prudent to follow the factory break-in recommendations?

LexVan

I keep all my oil on a shelf in the garage. Only time I need it is when I get an oil change. NEVER need to add oil between changes (5,000-7,500 mile intervals, car dependant). I've always followed the proper break-in process.

Ceepe

Manual calls for an exceptionally soft 2000 mile break-in. Softer run-in has been correlated with more oil consumption. Harder run-in cars often use less oil through their life. However, lots of cases and opinions for both sides of the argument.

Zohan

+1 never added oil to any modern cars
it looks good for keeping something else in it
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RADManZulu

In the last 30 years, I have had to add oil probably twice. Of course, for most of that time, the service intervals weren't 40,000 miles.

Gerg

So...what type of oil do you put in the bag?

LexVan

Olive.