997 Turbo / GT22004–present Turbo discussion on the current model Porsche 911 Twin Turbo. Sponsored By SharkWerks, Inc
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As i drived to the Porsche dealer , i ran the car to about 130 mph , and nothing the problem is gone. i guess this was after i left the car untouched for 3 days in the garage.
Porsche checked all the housings did a obd scan and made a test drive with there test driver, nothing was detected.
As i took the car back home, i i ran it a few times till about 130 miles , i encoutered the problem once and was very disapointed.
later at the evening i did 2 0-190 mph runs , and the problem is gone , 1.4 bar all the way to 190mph
I guess afterall it was a fuel problem as i guessed , and the cars tank still has some residue of the low octane fuel left so thats why it acted like that breifly today.
i'am going to fill the car with high octane pump fuel and we i will do a few runs and let you know.
This is a lesson to not let a gas station attendant fill your car with gas, and if he did double make sure that he is putting the right gas !!!!!
Good thing it was an easy problem to solve...much better than something wrong mechanically
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