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YOUR RESEARCHWheel corrosion
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Check wheel
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check the wheel with the OPC, the wheel is possibly covered, however the wheel centre is definately not.
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Guys
another one I know I've seen before but can't remember the result :?
One of my wheel centres has got some corrosion showing on it. I'm sure someone mentioned that this is definately not covered under extended warranty. So I guess a new one is my best bet?
There is also a tiny bit of corrosion on the wheel (whitey blemish right next to the wheel centre - probably 2-3mm sq. so tiny but annoying... Do I have to get this professionally refurbed? Will the corrosion spread?
any help much appreciated
cheers
Migration info. Legacy thread was 59104
What centres have you got? I have a set of the silver with black shield and one 996 coloured centre. I recently changed to a set of 997 coloured ones.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 59160
996 coloured - ask a stupid question what on earth is the difference between 996 and 997 centres! I thought Porsche were always critised for not changing things enough
Migration info. Legacy thread was 59166
997 coloured ones are like the 996 black ones - no circular indent and a bigger shield.
Buy me a pint and you can have the 996 centre, though you'll have to glue the shield back in as it fell off in my lounge!!!!! I've even got a friend/colleague who lives in Bedford so you can pick it up quite easily.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 59173
Wouldn't think the wheel is covered ask the GT3RS boys & their red or blue wheels :wink:
Yet another congenital defect.
Migration info. Legacy thread was 59191
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