Title says it all. Thinking about it. (Cayman S other option). I am especially interested in 'gotcha's' regarding the AWD version. thanks in advance Thaddeus
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YOUR RESEARCHWhat are the 996 'Gotchas' in a short, handy list?
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Have no idea what you mean by gotchas.....so the title really doesn't say it all. Maybe you should define what you are looking for.
"Common issues, problems, likely failure points. Things to especially check out during a PPI. Things that should have been serviced." For example, on a 928, I'd immediately rattle off 'timing belt/water pump, balljoints, etc.' OK?
RMS, craked coolant tank, MAF, o2 sensors
How about doing a search? That should have you busy forever But if you really need something, here you go: http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=6470
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