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Hi guys,
So, having a porky some what has taught me that such a beauty needs to be treated well and so imperfection needs retifying! I am indeed a person who needs things to be done my way.
Currently i have 2 major problems that is bothering me. Firstly, The seals around my car needs replacing ... It has all gone
wavy
. Secondly, Rattling from my roof is getting worse by the day. Sounds like COINS being shaked around.
My biggest problem is, having to live in singapore, parts like these are really hard to get for a porsche and if possible they cost a BOMB. (Please dont ask me to go my local dealer, Stuggart Auto)
Anyone knows the best place to get such parts so it is less damaging to my pocket?
Cheers!
The rattle in the headliner might be a loose tension rod (if that is the correct term) in the headliner. They span the roof, holding the headliner in place, and are held in place by plastic clips. The rods can pop out. It is reasonably easy to remove the headliner and sanp back into place (no $ spent). You need to remove some of interior trim to access the headliner.
I like this term for the pcar. First I've heard it on this forum. Now I have a good reply when one of my lingerie models asks what kind of car I drive.
Unfortunately, I do not do my own car. I just drop it off at my workshop. I dropped by the other day and my mech says that i would need to leave the car there for at least a day or two because they would need to remove the pillars to access the headliner and then from there diagnos the problem. Is there a simpler way?
