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I'd called my dealer about scheduling a visit to check front.
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Is there such a thing as a ride height adjustment as part of an alignment on 987 (specifically 2005 Boxster). I'd called my dealer about scheduling a visit to check front. The driver side is about 0.5" to 1" lower to the ground than the right side. It seems to vary in that range after driving and coming back to the garage (level floor). Service advisor said that it would need an alignment; $300. Does this seem right? I do have PASM, but it didn't come up in the discussion. Someone else suggested it may be programmable via PIWIS (or what ever the new diagnostic system is called).

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Hi 987Berto, I just started viewing the Boxster forums and read your posting. I'm curious as to how the ride height issue worked out for you. I wouldn't think that PASM affected the height, and if the alignment were off I wouldn't think the height difference would be so great. My guess would be tire pressure... How did your issue get resolved? Thanks, Mike

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