2005 Porsche Carrera Engine Failure
#1
2005 Porsche Carrera Engine Failure
I just replaced the engine in my 2005 Porsche 911 due to the failure of the INTERMEDIATE SHAFT.
I would like to know just how widespread the problem is with 911's and other Porsche models too.
I am considering filing a lawsuit against Porsche to recover the costs associated with replacing the engine.
If you have had an INTERMEDIATE SHAFT failure and have an interest in joining in my lawsuit or simply sharing your experience please contact me.
s/ Robert Winters: westsidetravelmedicine@gmail.com
I would like to know just how widespread the problem is with 911's and other Porsche models too.
I am considering filing a lawsuit against Porsche to recover the costs associated with replacing the engine.
If you have had an INTERMEDIATE SHAFT failure and have an interest in joining in my lawsuit or simply sharing your experience please contact me.
s/ Robert Winters: westsidetravelmedicine@gmail.com
#2
Interesting first post.
Can you share more details of your story? Did you try an effort to contacting the dealers or PCNA prior to replacing the engine at your cost (I assume from your post) and what did they say?
Regards,
Can you share more details of your story? Did you try an effort to contacting the dealers or PCNA prior to replacing the engine at your cost (I assume from your post) and what did they say?
Regards,
#3
Hasn't the service provided you with information about extended warranty? If I'm not mistaken, once the warranty is gone, you could extend it for another full year etc. Not to be a downer, but assuming the car has no warranty since its an '05, even if you filed a claim to Porsche, they would surely claim a drivers fault for engine failure. Or they would want to inspect the car and check where exactly the problem occured and when etc. But good luck with everything! Seriously!
#4
Hasn't the service provided you with information about extended warranty? If I'm not mistaken, once the warranty is gone, you could extend it for another full year etc. Not to be a downer, but assuming the car has no warranty since its an '05, even if you filed a claim to Porsche, they would surely claim a drivers fault for engine failure. Or they would want to inspect the car and check where exactly the problem occured and when etc. But good luck with everything! Seriously!
#5
I just replaced the engine in my 2005 Porsche 911 due to the failure of the INTERMEDIATE SHAFT.
I would like to know just how widespread the problem is with 911's and other Porsche models too.
I am considering filing a lawsuit against Porsche to recover the costs associated with replacing the engine.
If you have had an INTERMEDIATE SHAFT failure and have an interest in joining in my lawsuit or simply sharing your experience please contact me.
s/ Robert Winters: westsidetravelmedicine@gmail.com
I would like to know just how widespread the problem is with 911's and other Porsche models too.
I am considering filing a lawsuit against Porsche to recover the costs associated with replacing the engine.
If you have had an INTERMEDIATE SHAFT failure and have an interest in joining in my lawsuit or simply sharing your experience please contact me.
s/ Robert Winters: westsidetravelmedicine@gmail.com
#7
Hmmm, questions...how many miles on the engine and how often did you drive it? How many miles per year ? And did you let it warm up properly before heavier engine loading ?
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#9
porsche should just do a recall and place a revised set of parts, rather than watch one fail at a time.
Sheesh, even BMW called my M3 in to replace the main bearings "just in case" and then extended the warranty to 100K miles on "any part that is lubricated with engine oil".
Sheesh, even BMW called my M3 in to replace the main bearings "just in case" and then extended the warranty to 100K miles on "any part that is lubricated with engine oil".
#10
Sorry to hear that. But, for every first posts like this, there are hundreds more 2005 owners that are driving perfectly fine everyday. Please provide more details on your service history. This is a known issues however.
I have a 2005. If the engine goes, it goes.
I have a 2005. If the engine goes, it goes.
#11
I have heard this a number of times but I have not yet seen any concrete scientific or meaningful statistical data behind the claim to drive it more often to prevent failure.
#12
So, give blackstone a try. It is no guarantee, but it worked for my friend and saved him a stack of cash.
#14
Unbelieveble, ever since 1999 I´ve been hearing these sad stories and the worst part, is that it will continue to happend.
Porsche should assume their own error building these problamatic engines, and provide the parts needed for repair, even if it means a rebuild engine.
We had a Dyno day in September last year and there were three 996 there. We had also a 964, 997.2 S, 997.1 S, Boxster among others. One 996 blew the engine while making the Dyno, just in front of a bunch of 8 Porsche owners that were there. The 996 owner was devasted, and remaining crowd was shocked.
The problem with M96 engine is not internet hype, it´s for real, and the rate failure must be much higher than we think.
I wish you good luck.
J.Seven
Porsche should assume their own error building these problamatic engines, and provide the parts needed for repair, even if it means a rebuild engine.
We had a Dyno day in September last year and there were three 996 there. We had also a 964, 997.2 S, 997.1 S, Boxster among others. One 996 blew the engine while making the Dyno, just in front of a bunch of 8 Porsche owners that were there. The 996 owner was devasted, and remaining crowd was shocked.
The problem with M96 engine is not internet hype, it´s for real, and the rate failure must be much higher than we think.
I wish you good luck.
J.Seven