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987 Manuals and Warranty Information

P.J.

By P.J.
in 987-1 Series (Boxster, Boxster S)

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My 2005 Boxster did not come with a manual or warranty information. I saw the pdf file for the manual on this site (Thank you). I would like to take a look at the warranty information, or obtain a copy if possible. Is it online anywhere? Also, what would void a warranty on a 2005 vehicle? I believe it was entirely serviced at a Porsche dealership. (I called and left a message yesterday to find out all the facts.)

I called Porsche and they said they can give me information on the car, but only if I fax proof of ownership, which I have not yet had time to do. (I just got the car and it's not yet registered in my name, etc.) They also said I can possibly get a manual and warranty information from the original selling dealership. Does anyone have experience with this? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

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I have not seen a warranty booklet online. I have a 1997 and my warranty booklet has a part number on the last page. Someone with a 2005 would have to look at their booklet and give you the part number so you can order one from the dealer.

You can also order the owners manual. If you look at the first page of the pdf owners manual it has the part number. WKD 987 021 05. The 05 in the part number means it is for a 2005.

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I found this on the http://techinfo.porsche.com from their "After Sales Literature 1950-2005" pdf download. The guarantee & maintenance info (in US-English) is part number WKD 900 423 05. You may want to go to the site and verify this before ordering since I'm not an expert with this sort of stuff.

You can also download the parts catalog for your car there for free.

Regards,

paul...

P.J. Member

P.J.

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Thank you for the information, guys. There's still a chance I will be able to locate the originals. If not, I will get them elsewhere.

I found this on the http://techinfo.porsche.com from their "After Sales Literature 1950-2005" pdf download. The guarantee & maintenance info (in US-English) is part number WKD 900 423 05. You may want to go to the site and verify this before ordering since I'm not an expert with this sort of stuff.

You can also download the parts catalog for your car there for free.

Regards,

paul...

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Loren Member

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Just an FYI - most of these "owners" books are pretty reasonably priced by Porsche. For instance most Owners Manuals are $20 or less (MSRP). And places like Sunset Imports (Porsche Parts at Dealer Cost) are even less.

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