Porsche 996 Turbo most common fault

[@stephenauty2402]

Us British KZbin watchers have all started using American phrases , in this you kept saying "bucks" and you're clearly British (maybe you've spent some time in the US) and today I was at the dentist and a chap asked the receptionist "where is the bathroom" ..it makes me laugh, I wonder if Americans are doing the same with our terminology..probably not. Glad you got the Turbo fixed , I've got one, they're brilliant cars , we're off to Sweden in ours in a few weeks, can't wait.

[@MrToddgibbs]

Yeah it’s difficult. I watched the video back and noticed the “bucks”… when your audience is mostly US it kind of feels correct :)

[@pieterschaar5613]

Great work on diagnosing, I bet the '78 up to '82 928s are a lot easier to diagnose ABS, Traction and Stability control Yes I found easiest way to contort under dash was with seat removed or put back rest down as far as it will go and go full blood rush to head mode, going in through door is a curse and I feel your pain But nice car, I hope the 928 isn't geting neglected or us ;)

[@MrToddgibbs]

Lol yes, 928 is easy by comparison. Don’t worry, I’ve had the 911 for over 4 years and old made 2 videos…. 928 is my focus

[@neildonaldsonlotusexcelresto]

I sympathise with you having to get under the dashboard there Todd...

[@MrToddgibbs]

Painful :)

[@sidewayssam]

mine is doing my head in, Guess what I will be trying, mine is doing the same, but when it comes on boost and lights them up

[@MrToddgibbs]

Vacuum leak? It’s a nightmare to track down… have you had it on something to track down the error codes ?

[@motorclaimguru]

@@MrToddgibbs I am the above, I resolved it by removing everyfuse , cleaning the fusebox, and put new fuses in. Cured it, actually found it on a 911 thread