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Old Feb 1, 2009 | 04:36 PM
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09 engine problem!!!

I have just over 3,000 miles on my 09 911S with PDK. As I was accelerating the engine sputtered and bogged, then 'reduced engine power' message appeared, then 'visit workshop'. I pulled over and the car stalled. I then had trouble getting it started, so I babied it home. 2 hours later I tried starting the car hoping it was just some one time gremlin. The car eventually barely got started and then stalled. I need to get the car towed to the service center in the morning, I have never needed to have a car towed!

Has anyone experienced anything like this?
 
Old Feb 1, 2009 | 06:48 PM
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3k miles on an 09, I always admire people who actually drive their cars. Good luck w/ the problem!
 
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I had a problem like with my old M3 once but then I realized I was running out of gas.

Could be a lot things... sounds like the bad fuel pump problem a few 335i's suffered from when they were new. Could also be bad gas, water in the fuel etc etc....

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What did the dealer say? They should come pick it up on a flatbed truck and take care of you.
 
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Please report back. Thanks
 
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Did you have a problem accelerating? My 2009 pdk is now at 10,700 kms I cruise with it nearly everyday. I had a fuel pump replacement at my 10,000km first check up. My car would sometimes take long to start and sometimes it will hesitate when I fully accelerate for nearly a second. Do you experience this at all? Hope its not a major problem, keep us updated. Best of luck.
 
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They took it away on a flat bed today and determined it is the fuel pump. I should have it back Tuesday and will report back if that is the final cure. I bet it is, because it has taken longer than it should to start. The loaner Cayman S I have turns over immediately. Thanks for all your feedback.
 
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OMG! Why does every car I get has to have fuel pump failures history!
First my 335i, and now the 09 CarreraS, I hope they resolve the issue before I get my car.
 
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Originally Posted by Porsche Boy
Did you have a problem accelerating? My 2009 pdk is now at 10,700 kms I cruise with it nearly everyday. I had a fuel pump replacement at my 10,000km first check up. My car would sometimes take long to start and sometimes it will hesitate when I fully accelerate for nearly a second. Do you experience this at all? Hope its not a major problem, keep us updated. Best of luck.
By any chance is your name Jassim?
 
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So is the fuel pump an issue w/ '09s? Perhaps a bad supplier batch?
 
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Originally Posted by Porsche Boy
Did you have a problem accelerating? My 2009 pdk is now at 10,700 kms I cruise with it nearly everyday. I had a fuel pump replacement at my 10,000km first check up. My car would sometimes take long to start and sometimes it will hesitate when I fully accelerate for nearly a second. Do you experience this at all? Hope its not a major problem, keep us updated. Best of luck.
Did the fuel pump replacement totally fix the problem? Did they tell you what was wrong w/ the pump?
 
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Ignition coil maybe?????
 


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