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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hiya Guys, Im new to this forum so hello to all. I have just recently aquired a Porsche 911 3.0SC. I have a problem. Initially when i biought the car the ride wasn't fantastic and it was a bit bouncy. Last week my mechanic took it for a drive and in making a gear change at high revs he couldnt put it into gear. After that the car juddered when taking off. It happens in all gears. Any comments would be appreciated. Cheers Migration info. Legacy thread was 31921

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Welcome aboard, Sounds like your clutch needs replacing. But i would have thought that your mechanic would have spotted that? Migration info. Legacy thread was 31931

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