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    2005 C2S Cab.

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  1. Skibum
    On my 2005 C2S Cab the middle section of the window moulding that is attached to the top has ripped. What's involved in it's replacement? End user or does the top have to get disassembled? Thanks
  2. Skibum
    Well said, Mark. :)
  3. Skibum
    I just called to verify. No recall, but they covered it under CPO.
  4. Skibum
    Hmmmm Not sure that sounds right. Possibly New Country did the job at no charge because I had only purchased it recently.... but I did see that on the receipt they wrote recall. (Still waiting for my copy in the mail)
  5. Skibum
    The service manager at New Country was totally on top of this. He even asked me if I happened to be waxing the car. I got my previous car (Boxster) from Chip Hall of Danbury Porsche. No experience with their service dept.
  6. Skibum
    New Country Greenwich by chance? Tell the Service Manager I sent you. :)
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  8. Skibum
    I seriously considered making a grounding cable. :) The dealer assures me that the replacement part does not have the same issue with static.
  9. Skibum
    I'm sure most tire comments will be pretty much subjective.. I think they are both great tires. I had both P0's as well as PS2's on my 2001 Boxster S. Hands down I preferred the PS2. They "felt" better. The PS2 may be a bit noisier. Hard to really compare. The feeling I had with the PS2 on the Boxster is much the same on my C2S.
  10. Skibum
    Always by hand. I am guessing the large amout of static was caused by using a microfiber towel on a cold dry windy day. I remember muttering to myself after getting a shock....
  11. Skibum
    Thanks! :)
  12. Skibum
    I have a 100 mile drive to the dealer. Should I be concerned about the car not making it? What exactly does the unit control?
  13. Skibum
    Amazing. It's one for the books. :)
  14. Skibum
    This has to be a first.. and something that I am taking endless ribbing on. :) I'm wordering if anyone else may have heard of this. Yesterday morning I waxed my 2005 C2S in the driveway. Right after finishing I wanted to drive to lunch. Got in the car and fired it up, and all of a sudden there were dashboard warning bells going off, the exclamation symbol lit, and I received the dreaded "System Fault visit Workshop" error on the dash. After a detailed conversation with the service manager about the issue, it was actually he that asked me if I had just waxed the car by chance. When I said yes, he siad he was 99% sure that a static discharge had blown a computer located behind the front bumper along with 2 associated relays. He said he had seen it a few times previously. The dealer went ahead and ordered the parts so that he can get me going as soon as possible (warranty) I have an appointment for next Wednesday Has anyone ever heard of such a thing? Seems too funny to be true. Thanks
  15. Skibum
    Not looking for more speed per se... just wanted to make sure that it was safe to use the 5 gallons I got as a gift. I believe the car wants 98 octane, so I figured it would have to make a bit of difference when added to 93 pump that is available here.
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