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YOUR RESEARCHNew (to me) 2003 C4S
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Disconnect hose
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the fluid on the floor was from the windshield washer, I had a disconnected hose that I just fixed before taking the photos).
Leading evidence: 'Disconnect hose' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Check on her' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.
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I've been on cloud nine ever since, get ready to just go out to the garage every once in awhile just to check on her!!!!
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They said they were going to use the turn signal lights as my indicators.
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Ever since childhood I wanted a 911, and yesterday I finally got one. As is customary, here are some pictures:
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I've been a lurker, reading up on all the good advice in the forum, so thanks to you all for the info.
The car has the following options:
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(p.s. the fluid on the floor was from the windshield washer, I had a disconnected hose that I just fixed before taking the photos).
Congrats, I too just purchased my first porsche. I've been on cloud nine ever since, get ready to just go out to the garage every once in awhile just to check on her!!!!
Reminds me of the night I drove my first 911 home from the dealership. What a feeling. First congratulations. And great job on posting the pics. Take my advice however, give yourself a little more room in the garage. Move some of those bikes out of the way. Just looking out for you. But great car. Enjoy and drive her safely.
Jay
Congratulations--my dream car too! Now, about that garage--as soon as I drove my car home my wife started a garage beautification project. (Actually a fun project ) Garage must be Porsche-worthy!
Have fun!
Thanks for the comments. The car cost $42,400 and has 66K miles and is a 6sp. It had a PPI with no significant issues (the windshield washer leak was the worst, so very minor stuff).
One surprise was that the car has a K40-2000 installation in it. I bought the car remotely, so yesterday was the first time that I really was able to check everything in detail.
I know the garage is crowded, but we just moved into the house about 1 month ago, so I thought I was doing pretty good to have it that empty.
Congrats Mike!
I too have recently fullfilled a lifelong dream, bought my C2 Cab in Nov. I creep in the garage all the time to give her a little love.
I would love to hear your feed back on the new K40 2000. I am looking for a radar/laser detector and a guy at Al & Eds said he could do a stealth install of the K40 2000 (which I believe is front and rear) for about $2k. Seems steep but I like the fact that it will be hidden. They said they were going to use the turn signal lights as my indicators.
The K40-2000 seems ok, but I can't say that I have much experience with other radar detectors to compare it against (it was a total surprise that it had the detector - I wasn't looking for one, and haven't used for for years). I did a quick search on google for it, and there are mixed reviews of it's performance compared to some other leading radar detectors. The most common complaint is that (some say) it falses too much.
As far as stealth goes, it is great. The dealer didn't see it, the PPI inspection didn't see it, and I only saw it when I was washing the car. I still don't know where the rear detector is, but I can see that it works when I drive past a radar source. Flashes from the front led and then from the rear led.
The one in my car was installed where two tiny holes were drilled into the instrument panel above the ***** for the clock, etc. Red led's shine through those holes. A city/highway bi-colored light was installed in the CD holder insert, and the control **** was installed on the side of center divider close to my right knee.
Wow! That is a great first Porsche...
My first was a 924, followed by a 928S. Then I bought a 91 Carrera and I was hooked for life. Six Porsches later I now have a 996 C4S. I learned a lot about Porsches, but starting with such a great car MUST feel nice!
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