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I recently rear ended a car and needed front bumper replacement. When I drove the car into the shop my instrument cluster was working fine. When I picked up the car (2001 996 w/approx. 86,000 mi) there was (still is) spidering on the middle LCD display. Can there be a connection between the collision and the condition? My insurance co. called two Porsche dealerships (Circle and BHills) and was told it was a coincidence. I have spoken to a private Tech as well as one for my Zone on pca.org and both have stated that it was possible, akin to a person who starts hurting two or three days after an accident.
Any info greatly appreciated........
Scott
Today I was pleased to be informed that my Ins. co would cover the cost for repair to my LCD display. Given my unique circumstances combined with the evidence I presented apparently was enough for them.
I guess cold weather is a possibility, but here in Southern Calif., where the weather was actually unseasonably mild while car was in the shop...70's by the beach where I live during the day and low 60's at night, probably not likely but....who knows. Just happy that the Ins. co is picking up the tab....as they should!
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