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I did the dreaded coolant tank swap - it lives up to its reputation. Afterwards, the coolant level sensor wasn't working so I went to the Porsche dealer to get a new one. They'll have to order it, but the trip wasn't a total waste as this was sitting in the showroom.

This is why I do as much of the work as I can on my car.

2. These cars are not reliable enough to drive on 1000 mile trips. You're better off renting a truck w/ car trailer or having it towed to your destination. Renting a truck might be cost prohibitive. Alternately, you could cut a hole in the driver's side floorboard and Flintstone your way to the des...

I installed the new V1 and the difference is dramatic. I had just a few alarms from automatic doors while driving around town. On the highway I had none. The old one had been alarming so frequently that I had mostly left it off for the last year. Does it have built in Bluetooth to connect to the ap...

I installed the new V1 and the difference is dramatic. I had just a few alarms from automatic doors while driving around town. On the highway I had none. The old one had been alarming so frequently that I had mostly left it off for the last year.

I can't believe how much you've accomplished. Great going!

Clear coat that sh*t and then do the rest of the car - "The Delorean 996".

I pay a reduced rate with Allstate for the 996 limited to 5,000 miles/year. I think most insurance companies offer similar options.

b3freak wrote: ↑Fri Apr 27, 2018 8:02 pm Take it for a test drive and let us know how does with filtering those annoying K band false alerts.

I will. It will probably take a week to get the new one. I just sent off the old one this afternoon.

I finally located the stealth installed V1 radar detector in my car. It was under the cover for the pop-up rollover bars in my 2000 Cab. I sent it off with $289 to Valentine One and they will send me a brand new one. That's a discount of $110 - not bad considering mine was about 18 years old. The ne...