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My car is at a Porsche shop having the oiled changed and I was told that the engine in it was not the original. I bought my car six months ago from a different Porsche dealer (CPO) who never said anything about it to me. Should I be happy, sad, or angry about this? At the very least I would just like to know why and when it happened.
Where did you buy it?
Brandywine Porsche near Philly
You should be happy, but disappointed in the dealer for not disclosing. You are far better off with a factory reman than you woudl be with an original trouble prone 3.4.
It should not bother you. Your engine is younger than your car. Enjoy......
reman engines are built with all new parts and all the updates, you should be thrilled
You're all assuming that this was an official engine swap - by Porsche.... Given the lack of disclosure at time of purchase - this may very well not be the case. In which case.......
I just found out the same thing about my 04 C4S. I took it into the dealer for a service and had them pull ALL the records on the car to reveal this. I am actually happy about for the same reasons stated here. Mine was done at the P dealer and under the warranty. It had a cam shaft idler problem and so as noted all the upgrades and improvements are documented with the new mill. Don't worry mon - be hoppy!!
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