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Everything posted by Loren

  1. If they are Porsche wheels - yes.
  2. Are you sure it is starving and not flooded? A leaking cold start valve will cause starting issues. Try starting with the accelerator pedal to floor...
  3. Did you open it and look for signs of water corrosion?
  4. Is the fault 60 the only alarm fault you get? Do you get two beeps when locking (or unlocking)? Any chance water has gotten into the car at sometime gotten the alarm control module wet? (it is under the driver's seat on LHD USA/Canada cars)
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