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2002 996 Porsche 911 Turbo Repair

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YOUR RESEARCH2002 996 Porsche 911 Turbo Repair

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Repair so i started talking

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Holy Smokes they wanted almost $2500.00 for this repair so I started talking to friends and forums when I found Terry at

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Repair so i started talking

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Holy Smokes they wanted almost $2500.00 for this repair so I started talking to friends and forums when I found Terry at

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

2002 996 Porsche 911 Turbo My hydrolytic fin on the rear of the vehicle stopped moving up & down and the display on the dash was covered with a failure message so of course I took it into the dealer. Holy Smokes they wanted almost $2500.00 for this repair so I started talking to friends and forums when I found Terry at Automatic Transmission Works in Fort Worth Texas and after talking to him I decided to remove the rams & pump and send them to his shop. Two weeks and $750.00 later they were back on my vehicle working like new! This guy was awesome I just wish I lived closer to his shop.

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