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Nice job, lots of stuff can accumulate there,looks very clean now.

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Nice job, lots of stuff can accumulate there,looks very clean now.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

We've seen photos of debris found while cleaning the radiators of the 996 so I will add mine as well. The common cigarette butts, feathers, bugs, stones, were all there. The prize was this Land Rover badge. As stated in other threads, this should be part of your regular maintenance and is an easy DIY.

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Did you remove your front bumper or just pulled it out by hand?

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Quotes source post: 8680718

Removed front bumper and pulled condensers away from radiators in order to wash away the debris.

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Quotes source post: 8680566

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Nice job, lots of stuff can accumulate there,looks very clean now.

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Nice, i did mine about three weeks ago, not as bad as your picture - but a lot of road sand/dirt. Finally found out where the horns are. Now, I need to get to my brake pads.

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Do us guys with turbo front bumpers need to do this too?

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EVERY 996/997, 986/987 owner needs to do this from time to time, regardless of which version/model you own. The front bumper cooling air intakes on all of these cars is low to the ground and easily traps a bunch of junk regardless of where and when you drive it. And Turbo/GT3-2/C4S cars have even larger openings that catch even more stuff.

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