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  1. Doug
    how about a photo or two?
  2. Doug
    old thread but some good info here. I like the plastic dip idea for the jack stands. Just ordered a set of four jack pads from Ebay for 60.00. They are polished aluminum and are made to provide ample space between jack/jack stand and surrounding veihicle parts.
  3. Doug
    1schoir mentioned ..."If you have tried the window reset" I searched out this thread hoping to learn something about the automatic window adjustment feature and how to reset it following a power interruption. Could you please elaborate on the window reset and exactly how to perform it? My battery went dead yesterday while having a new windshield installed. After it was recharged the windows won't automatically adjust with the opening a closing of the doors. I believe this window reset is the answer but apparently I'm not doing it correctly to fix the problem. thanks
  4. Doug
    check this out... http://www.bombaydigital.com/boxster/projects/ipod/
  5. Doug
    here's some pics...lesson learned is that the clear coat is applied to the powder coat and can be easily repaired http://www.dhsartstudio.com/doug/turbocaliper2.jpg http://www.dhsartstudio.com/doug/after1.jpg http://www.dhsartstudio.com/doug/turborcaliper1.jpg http://www.dhsartstudio.com/doug/after2.jpg
  6. Doug
    Thanks Izzy for posting this link. Apparently there are no published service manuals for my car and these are a great source of info.
  7. Doug
    thanks guys...I was done before I read your clean up suggestions. I used Xylene and brake fluid cleaner. I hope that does the trick. They sure look great...for now anyway! :D
  8. Doug
    thanks kevinmac...we're on the same page right now I'm in the process of doing just what you suggested
  9. Doug
    thanks porschinator...i'm having a hard time popping it off...don't want to break it but it's not opening has anyone seen a replacement for the Turbo spoiler mounted tail light online? I'd like to have a new light and gasket in hand as I destroy the original while taking it off As a follow up: the dealer has the light assembly which includes the gasket for 129.00 there's a clear one with red led lights on Ebay for 99.00 both include the gasket which is all i really need anyway but it can't be purchased seperately
  10. Doug
    por-SHA turbo... :D
  11. Doug
    what did you do? the car I just purchased has the rotors all messed up from brake fluid (I think). I'm still pondering which way to go with these...paint? powdercoat? or replace? anymore thoughts would be appreciated
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