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2002 X50 warranty

CO996C4

By CO996C4
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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CO996C4

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Just got a 2002 X50 (orient red) and it will lose its original warranty in 8/06. I want to take in to have it looked at before that and was wondering if there was anything in particular I should have them check before it runs out? Did 2002 have the RMS issue like earlier models?

Thanks for your insights

Jim

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Loren Member

Loren

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TT (GT2 and GT3) have a completely different engine from the 996 and 986. Not to say there has never been an RMS failure - it would be very rare though.

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ari1856

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Ditto. We (TT, GT3 and GT2) get the GT1 endurance racing engine which is suposed to be head and shoulders more durable than non turbo cars.

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