Just broke down in Turbo :(
#16
Several years ago when I bought my first Porsche (964 Turbo), a week into my ownership and right in the middle of town while over taking another car, similar thing happened and car just died down.
O my god, I thought, I blew the engine and thought I was looking at an engine re-build only to find out I needed a new fuel sending unit at $800
Car hasn't missed a beat since then.
Glad it was a minor thing
O my god, I thought, I blew the engine and thought I was looking at an engine re-build only to find out I needed a new fuel sending unit at $800
Car hasn't missed a beat since then.
Glad it was a minor thing
#17
Racer
Thread Starter
Several years ago when I bought my first Porsche (964 Turbo), a week into my ownership and right in the middle of town while over taking another car, similar thing happened and car just died down.
O my god, I thought, I blew the engine and thought I was looking at an engine re-build only to find out I needed a new fuel sending unit at $800
Car hasn't missed a beat since then.
Glad it was a minor thing
O my god, I thought, I blew the engine and thought I was looking at an engine re-build only to find out I needed a new fuel sending unit at $800
Car hasn't missed a beat since then.
Glad it was a minor thing
#18
RL Community Team
Rennlist Member
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#19
Drifting
I'm filling mine up tomorrow for the second time since I bought it over a year ago, sad I know but more demanding things have taken my time. More free time now = fun yahoo.
#20
Wow I cant even imagine that! What is that like 250 miles under your ownership?? Get out in that thing!
#21
Drifting
I will get to drive it more now that a large part of my house resto is done, that is until part two kicks in. I drive my A4 a lot since it is easier to get out and I love it lol. I usually take the 996tt out for a Sunday drive as that's about the only time I reduce my chance of running into an Amish buggy= they are in church. The roads around here are tight and curvy with so so serfaces.