The bolt on the airbox next to the engine lid latch...is it supposed to stick up a half inch to inch? I cant upload photo.
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YOUR RESEARCHBolt problem
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Yes, to facilitate jump start.
Yes, it's normal.
Don't panic, especially when the engine smells of Porsche perfume...
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Lol. Not panicked...never had this version of Porsche before...so everyday I see something new! What exactly is Porsche Perfume? Sweet smell of me haulin *** down the road? In a safe environment of course.
Tire bits melting into your hot mufflers after a long or hard or long hard run. The ground screw that you found works on conjunction with the hot (+) access ~above cylinder #5 for jump starting the car.
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