POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
My 2002 Targa with 120,000 ks has had the following replaced: Indicator switch unit Headlight switch Ignition switch complete Am I just unlucky or did Porsche move to lower quality components?
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YOUR RESEARCHPoor quality switch components
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POST 2Original post
You are just lucky. Most folks only get to replace one or maybe two. You hit the Tri-fecta. Quick go buy a lottery ticket. It seems that they did save $$ where ever they could on these cars.
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