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3/4 of the way to the moon... what should one look out for?

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Ah, one more thing - check if the slave clutch cylinder has been replaced/fixed at some stage.
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Run bit rough and lower revs

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For reference, my car had basically only been treated to a routine yearly service for the last 10 years and was running a bit rough and lower revs.
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Ah, one more thing - check if the slave clutch cylinder has been replaced/fixed at some stage.
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For reference, my car had basically only been treated to a routine yearly service for the last 10 years and was running a bit rough and lower revs.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

If one was considering this Turbo, given its travelled the equivalent of around 3/4 of the way to the moon... what should one look out for to ensure it completes its journey and happily is able to return to earth ðŸ˜ https://www.trademe.co.nz/a/motors/cars/porsche/other/listing/4027189489?bof=rN2dXh5U

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Wow! I bought a 996 turbo with 180,000km...and I thought that was super high They are reliable cars, as long as they are loved - so the big question...how does the service history look? For reference, my car had basically only been treated to a routine yearly service for the last 10 years and was running a bit rough and lower revs. So on the engine side of things I did the following : Replaced : MAF sensor MAP sensor O2 sensors Diverter Valves Spark plugs Coil packs Airfilter Standard Intercoolers (I'll get nice ones at a later stage) Variocam solenoid brackets ( guide ) Oil and Oil filter Cleaned the throttle body ( guide ) So you would want to see some of the stuff in it's history, especially coils and plugs. You would also want to see suspension components being replaced at some stage in the not so distant past (coffin arms etc) Basically...you want to see that someone has spent money on it. Good luck!

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Asteroids,meteors,alien space craft and 'The Man' Other than that, if it is not broken it probably does not need fixing.

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Ah, one more thing - check if the slave clutch cylinder has been replaced/fixed at some stage. It's a ***** to fix so hopefully someone has done it already. At that mileage you can be sure it will have had that issue, or still has it.

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