http://t.autos.msn.com/news/nhtsa-lo...hanical-faults

 

I love Porsche but not blindly (only nearly so ) . This bad news is well deserved and I hope Porsche will be forced to reimburse all customers appropriately for this.
It has got to be one of the all time low points of German and Porsche engineering. Weakness is at a location that is also largely inaccessible and with high heat build up. Glue? What could they be thinking?

That said, I suspect all will be forgiven next time I take my baby Turbo out. LOL

 

Could be the start of a good thing. If enough pressure is applied by the right authorities they may have to come to the table.

Hmm....now let me think what else do i need doing when my engine comes out. Plugs again,...maybe turbos..

 

Even if Porsche was to do the repair, they are still going to use a similar stupid glue, so what is this all excitement about ?

 

^ Sharkster may be getting excited. They may need to do a deal with him supplying the parts. Glue for another glue?....hmm can't see it happening twice.

 

Fellas, if you notice up top in announcements, I left a link to NHTSA - if you had an event or prophylactically did a repair, please report it to NHTSA.

Unfortunately, I don't think they'll accept reports from overseas.