YOUR RESEARCHMy '01 996 likes the heat!
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Today, my tiptronic reverse LED indicator decided to come back on after an entire cold and wet winter being off/blank. The car also idles perfectly at start-up now, when it's it would idle rough for the first 2 to 3 seconds during the winter. The car previously spent its entire life in Georgia and Alabama, so that must be why it liked today's 90 degree ambient heat. These cars certainly have personality, that's for sure.
My cars the opposite! When it's hot my clutch squeaks and it doesn't want to start as easily. It's at the dealership now getting it all sorted
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