Robert Wildbur
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Sorry to post another IMS topic but I cannot decide what to do at the next service, my 2000 3.4 Carrera 4C Tip cabriolet, 66Y17006, has done 87k and is due a full service and I understand 90k trip service, local Porsche indy has suggested I think about spend approx £2k extra and drop the engine and change the IMS (oil fed) and RMS plus all other engine/gearbox consumable items that are difficult to do without the engine out.
The car was run the first five year of its life with average mileage (10k) and service at Porsche main dealer, since then its have average 1500 to 2000 p.a. and it's been service every year with oil change at indy specialist, it currently sounds and runs perfectly with no smoke or leaks, as I only do gentle low mileage (although would like to use more then I reduce work commitments soon) and annual service/oil change I am thinking to stick to the standard service and deal with problems when they arise, although seem to change my mind on a daily basis, I was just wondering if any experts agree or should I spend the extra now?
Thanks for your help, as it's completely original and in rainforest green with Savanna dose feel little unique so would like to keep it going long term.
The car was run the first five year of its life with average mileage (10k) and service at Porsche main dealer, since then its have average 1500 to 2000 p.a. and it's been service every year with oil change at indy specialist, it currently sounds and runs perfectly with no smoke or leaks, as I only do gentle low mileage (although would like to use more then I reduce work commitments soon) and annual service/oil change I am thinking to stick to the standard service and deal with problems when they arise, although seem to change my mind on a daily basis, I was just wondering if any experts agree or should I spend the extra now?
Thanks for your help, as it's completely original and in rainforest green with Savanna dose feel little unique so would like to keep it going long term.