WHY WOULD YOU DO THIS TO A PORSCHE BOXSTER?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
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We found a previous 'repair' that wasn't working very well... 986 Boxster S Secondary Air Pump problem.
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Joel's channel brought me here. Will be paying you a visit!
Very helpful video without any fake drama, nice...
Glad you liked it!
Nice job, and I note that you resisted the temptation to give the carpet a good shake.
I bought a car from these people. The day I collected the handbrake pad retaining springs broke. They couldn't fix it so I drove away in a car with no handbrake. They sent me the parts and I paid a local guy to fit them. He told me the brakes were in a terrible state but in fairness LaRose sent me new pads and discs all round. I did the rears but there was a delay fitting the fronts. When I finally came to fit the fronts I realised they were the wrong ones. I told them but they refuse to change them. So if you want a Porsche with dodgy brakes and like abysmal customer service these guys are the place to go
Great knowledge I hope you bring out more videos after finding you on Joel channel.Keep up the good work
We’ve started doing videos consistently now
Found you after seeing Joel's channel, just binge watching now
Love the content, keep up the good work
How about a video when you're getting a CEL and the pump itself is good. Thanks!
Great job!
Great vid, thanks. What year is that 986? Except for the steering wheel being on the wrong side of the car, color is the same as my 2004 Boxster S 6-speed manual trans. :) midnight blue with the light gray and black interior.
Registration plates look like UK , accent sounds like a South African ! Color is cobalt blue with matching hood, 986 ? Good job , regs Eamo' from Texas.
sound like the engine is ticking a lot
Good work. How did you start the car while standing next to it without pushing in the clutch?
You don’t need to
Just keep it in neutral 😉
How much was the secondary air pump ?
I have a 986 but I can't keep my eyes of the other cars in the video. The blue 993 and the shit-hot 928 that I hope was not dumped into Lake Michigan.
😂
Was that a silver 968 with red leather and uprated dash ? Very pretty.
what is the name of the diagnostic tool, need it urgently to read my presumably blown 986 2.5
PIWIS 3
Hi I’m from Australia,,,fancy diagnostic tool where did you source it from
It’s an actual PIWIS 3
We have a source if you’re interested?
@@spyderperformance4729 yes please
Sound tac tac is not good!
That car will be back in the garage VERY soon. EVERYTHING fails on these at some point. Built to a price point. Total garbage.
Exactly! My brother ... my stupid brother bought a Porsche, and the engine blew, bits of the car fell off, and every bill was at least £2,000 ... and there were plenty of them. By the end of it, the car was worth less than his used socks!
But wasn't it ever thus? The water cooled engine were/are cr@p, remember the 924 and 944 ... yum ... *and the new engines are as reliable as a politician's promise!* And how many class action lawsuits have Porsche been through in the last 20 years or so!!!!
@@utubecomment21 Well... Go look at the reliability ratings for these 986's... They are rated at 4.7 out of 5 on kelly blue book. Yes, parts are more expensive, but so is every luxury car. Yes, you can get unlucky, but that can happen with ANY car. Look at all of the Kia consumer cars catching fire and being recalled. Toyota is having issues with certain models engines. Honda i having issues as well. It's a car... They say 1 in 5 cars are lemons, so sounds like your brother got a lemon.
Many are disagreeing. 986 are very decent vehicles. And are better drives than 911 👍
These cars are garbage if you don’t take care of them. They require care, i oil change mine every 4,000 miles
I try to remember that owning a Porsche is a privilege. Rather like stabling a thoroughbred, they do tend to require extra care and attention, which doesn't always come cheaply. But the beauty of a 986 is you can do a great deal yourself if you're handy with spanners. There's also a lot of info and second hand parts out there. It's always a bit sad to see one get broken, though.