Insight on buying a '95
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Insight on buying a '95
After lurking on rennlist for a long time and dreaming of my finding the right porsche, I'm considering buying a '95 cab with 85k
For those that have owned a 993 with similar mileage, can you tell me what repairs you needed in the 85-100k mile range?
This car seems pretty well maintained with records from new and has had the wiring harness recall done and steering rack recently. Anything else typical at this mileage?
Thanks!
For those that have owned a 993 with similar mileage, can you tell me what repairs you needed in the 85-100k mile range?
This car seems pretty well maintained with records from new and has had the wiring harness recall done and steering rack recently. Anything else typical at this mileage?
Thanks!
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Yes, it is an easy install. You can get it from Tore here http://www.bergvillfx.com/ It is called the T Lock. I love it. Here is a link as well https://rennlist.com/forums/993-foru...-easy-diy.html
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Take it through a car wash or hose down well and check for leaks on floor boards. Have about 3k set aside for undiagnosable surprises that will occur. Try to get seller to be very specific about oil consumption. If a dealer they won't know of course.
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Thanks for the info. It just had the 90 service. I saw the car after a torrential downpour and it had dry floorboards (new top). No record of a clutch replacement though, so ill keep that in mind as well as the oil usage.
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Do '95s start without pressing the clutch pedal?
I saw it on a video the other day, where the car was started twice, with the person outside the car, just turning the ingnition key.....
I thought all 993s only would turn on if you'd press the clutch pedal.
Thanks.
I saw it on a video the other day, where the car was started twice, with the person outside the car, just turning the ingnition key.....
I thought all 993s only would turn on if you'd press the clutch pedal.
Thanks.
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Most important is a leak down and compression test on engine.
Search the forum and you will find plenty of info.
My late 95 actually came with Drive Block... Remote entry.
Why you adding it? Many are having issues and trying to get rid of it.
Search the forum and you will find plenty of info.
My late 95 actually came with Drive Block... Remote entry.
Why you adding it? Many are having issues and trying to get rid of it.