Cole

I would love to. That would be a great class action suit if you could find enough people with provable denials that were illegally turned down.

ltc

What's stopping you then?

You can file a class action lawsuit on behalf of people you've never met.
You can scan Rennlist and come up with lots of problems and situations where you feel owners were treated poorly by PCNA with regards to modifications and warrnaty coverage.

ltc

I remember something about the reasoning behind that, something to do with backpressure and the RMS.
The same logic was applied to why the GT3 had the RMS sensitivity and the Turbo seemingly did not, even with the same block/engine.

Cole

Too far down on the to do list......and I've yet to meet someone actually wronged by this. Mostly seems to be the standard internet BS constantly recycled by those with post counts so high they must never see daylight or read anything but forums.

Toby Pennycuff

ltc

Again, you are free to file suit on behalf of wronged Porsche owners whenever you find the time.

Again, it usually comes down to the relationship between the owner and dealership.

Anyone we know? I have no idea who you are talking about, could you please narrow it down a bit, or perhaps just name who you were referring to?

ltc

Better pop some more, it looks like we might need it.

993c2cab

Back on track boys, dealer said they would cover it, awaiting the parts now.

heypete

Do cat bypass pipes make o2 sensor go off?

00Jay

I've seen it in other cars, namely my old 04 350Z.

Cole

The cats being bypassed on the Cayenne are after the O2 sensors so it does not effect any readings.

Slow Guy

2 sets of cats on the "S", the ones being bypassed are the second ones. The O2 sensors are before and after the first set of cats.