Comes with age I suppose. 122k
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YOUR RESEARCHMy 996 is pooping foam from the vents
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Time to get to work on it. This is on my to-do list, but mine just barely gets warm enough, so haven't tackled it.
Completely normal for these cars (and BMW from what I hear). Just be sure to pick the foam out of your teeth before you exit the vehicle.
It’s committing sepaku it can’t take your driving 🥸 it’ll be ok
If you want to know how to fix it, just do a search, there are quite a few good tutorials. This is my favorite, https://rennlist.com/forums/996-foru...ntn-issue.html . AMCPILOT fixed my car also.
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