Was looking around for old threads because i know there is one out there on this - but what are some good books i can buy for some DIY stuff...porsche companion is one? but there was another that you guys were talking about very highly thanks
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Pelican's 101 projects for your Porsche.
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+1 We also have some helpful DIY tech articles here . -Luccia
Don't forget the Bentley manual.
Those are great books and don't forget about alldata. Well worth the money and much more detail than Bentley. https://www.alldatadiy.com/
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