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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

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FWIW, my friend cleaned / changed his throttle body of an older
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Check fuse(s) as well

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He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...
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Leading evidence: 'Clean /' (no explicit attributable resolution; this is a reported action or suggestion). Across 1 matching discussions, The most frequently discussed action is 'Check fuse(s) as well' (1 discussions). For that action, 0 discussions report a resolution and 0 report an unsuccessful attempt. No action has an explicit, attributable resolution report under the current rules. These are forum reports and suggestions, not a confirmed diagnosis.

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Replace throttle body of an older

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FWIW, my friend cleaned / changed his throttle body of an older
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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

Check fuse(s) as well

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He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...
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Reset "

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He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...
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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

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Check fuse(s) as well

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He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...
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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

Clean /

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
FWIW, my friend cleaned / changed his throttle body of an older
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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

Replace throttle body of an older

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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
FWIW, my friend cleaned / changed his throttle body of an older
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mr.nickalbanese - 2009 Porsche Cayman S

Reset "

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He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...
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POST 1Original post

My car won’t start. Just a click sound when turning the ignition. Battery is full charge! Possibly the car starter or power cable need to be changed. Has anyone experienced this with their 987.2 ?

POST 2Original post

Did you do anything before hand? FWIW, my friend cleaned / changed his throttle body of an older 986 and had the same symptom. He literally turned his ignition on / off 100 times before the car / ECU "recognized / reset" to start the car.....not sure whether the starter will stop working suddenly as you would typically hear grinding noise for awhile...oh..and you may want to double check the fuse(s) as well...

POST 3Original post

How old is it? "Full charge" as measured by what? Charger, volt meter? Both of those might show that the voltage is good, but that doesn't mean that the battery can deliver enough amperage to crank the starter under load. Get the battery load tested at an auto parts store.

POST 4Original post

Nick, imagine my disappointment when opening this thread expecting to see an intro message and some nice photos of a new members car, and finding instead an unhappy Porsche owner with a problem. Problems don't go here. Intro messages (with photos please!) do go here. I'm moving this thread from the intro section to the 987 technical area. Hope to see a real intro message from you soon! With pictures.

POST 5Original post

Apologies for the technical inquiry on the wrong VM platform . I am a proud enthusiast with a 2009 cayman S.

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