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thanks milen appreciate.

milen wrote: > Hello. I drive a 2006 Cayenne Turbo, so you can't really say I'm a Porsche enthusiast > like a lot of the folks on this website driving "proper" Porsche models I do > love my car a lot, and probably as everyone else here trying not to break the bank > maintaining it. > I've had the car for 3 years, have a few DIYs under my belt already, although it's > a bit challenging to be a Cayenne DIY enthusiast without a proper place to work > on the car. > Next project: change tailgate and window struts, hood strut as well. All have given > up on me Going to be ordering the parts online. Its a pure luxury that you own. all the best for the upcoming projects and would love to see how you went about them. Cheers

Check with "techy" senior member here, he has good resources for running Porsche for less.

thank you Raza, really resolved and clarified lots of questions i had.

one of the simplest things to do. i agree

any drawback you can share owning a Mustang?

you must have broken something.

its a very simple solution to this problem that you should get the fuel relay checked.

did you find them yet saw some in dubizzle.

Congrats bro. Carrera S is to die for definitely. hey share some pictures of you baby!!!

the stations on my radio are not clear too how do i re tune it like deepimpact said?

really informative thanks but i want to know if you can also provide small videos or if i can post some ?