997.1 vs 997.2 oil filler tube
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RussV60 - based on what the indy who serviced my car for the previous owner, the TPMS were all replaced at 11K miles.
Sure wish I had stumbled across your car last November...I am jealous ;-) Though at that timeframe my M5 was pretty new to me so I was probably not thinking too much about a 911 at that time (was distracted)
Sure wish I had stumbled across your car last November...I am jealous ;-) Though at that timeframe my M5 was pretty new to me so I was probably not thinking too much about a 911 at that time (was distracted)
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patriot993 - I was very lucky. I had been looking at cars around the country but didn't have a good plan on getting them inspected / shipped if I did pull the trigger. I was hesitant to go much further North due to salt in the winter (not really any way to know if it was driven in snow / salt). So bumping into this car 12 miles from home with all the service records, etc. was an omen so I made an offer on the spot. The previous owner put new tires on about 1K before I bought it and I wish he had done the TPMS at that point but he might not have had an issue. I have lost both driver side sensors now. I will keep checking the tires until I can get it in for service.
dasams - thanks for the advice. I will check my manual on the recommended tire pressures. I am a big guy and I do drive fast so maybe something in between will be right.
dasams - thanks for the advice. I will check my manual on the recommended tire pressures. I am a big guy and I do drive fast so maybe something in between will be right.
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