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Old foam blowing out of my air conditing2000 Boxster S

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pilldr Member

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Old foam that falls apart on touch is blowing out of my air conditioning and defroster. Some pieces stick in vents, when you reach in to remove them they fall apart.

palmtree907 Member

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yup. Welcome to the club. The foam is from the climate control doors throughout the system. its an increadible pain to get to them and repair/replace.

Enjoy the foam.

pilldr Member

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yup. Welcome to the club. The foam is from the climate control doors throughout the system. its an increadible pain to get to them and repair/replace.

Enjoy the foam.

Thanks for the info. I was afraid that it would be a pain to fix. I guess I'll have to pay Porsche a zillion dollars to fix it or live with it.

1schoir Member

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yup. Welcome to the club. The foam is from the climate control doors throughout the system. its an increadible pain to get to them and repair/replace.

Enjoy the foam.

Thanks for the info. I was afraid that it would be a pain to fix. I guess I'll have to pay Porsche a zillion dollars to fix it or live with it.

Doc:

Not exactly. A member named Shawn ("rsfeller") has done a comprehensive write-up on that repair, with photos. A real pain, but not that difficult to fix:

http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ic=18769&hl (look at post #4 for the link to the DIY).

Regards, Maurice.

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babyporsche Member

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I just keep vacuuming it off of the dash. Maybe one day I will attempt to fix it but so many other projects are in front of it...

Thats what i did too after a few months its all gone

Keep blowing and vacumming it

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