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The Curious Case of the P0452 MIL

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I'm happy to announce that, mostly thanks to him, the issue was identified and it ended up being something that wouldn't have cost me as much as it did by throwing parts at the issue.

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I'm happy to announce that, mostly thanks to him, the issue was identified and it ended up being something that wouldn't have cost me as much as it did by throwing parts at the issue.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Yo! It's only been 3 days but I had another video in the can ready to go. All it was waiting for was for me to figure out WTF is wrong with my Carrera?! Welp, thanks to @Porschetech3 helping me on multiple calls, spanning a week, which led up to the 5 hours troubleshooting marathon he remotely participated in with me. I'm happy to announce that, mostly thanks to him, the issue was identified and it ended up being something that wouldn't have cost me as much as it did by throwing parts at the issue. I think this is a great lessons's learned as well a demonstration that compassion and kindness still exists between us Americans. Despite what we see in the news. It was a heck of a battle but we won. Enjoy. You Tube

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