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986 boxster 1997

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typeojayz Member

typeojayz

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hi i just both a 1997 boxster 2.5 which has clocked about 70k ... the car jerks when the gear changes from 2-3rd ... and there seems to be no power and the engine feels rough... my mechanic changed new spark plugs but the problem is still there ... the diagnostic says cylinder misfire ...

what could be the problem? need help

jay

pk2 Member

pk2

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What "diagnosis"?

Maybe cracked coil pack(s) or plug wires.

Regards PK

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yeeha68 Member

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Swap coil packs and plugs from one side to the other. If you still have the same cylinder missing, its internal. Mine turned out to be a broken spring.(98-986)

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