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Problems with 2003 Porsche Boxster ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING

On average, the 2003 Porsche Boxster starts to “feel” problems with the ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING and its various aspects after 32 500 miles.

Recently reported ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING problems on 2003 Porsche Boxster

1. i purchased this car new. it is my daily driver. only serviced my porsche mechanics. it had 32,500 miles at time of failure. after leaving a doctor's appointment, i noticed an unusual sound coming from the engine compartment. not very load. i thought it had caught a piece of debris in the belt system. drove it slowly home, and the sound got progressively louder. the next morning there was a puddle of oil under the car. i called the porsche dealer in mobile, al for a tow truck. 2. i was told by the porsche service manager that the car had experienced the infamous intermediate shaft (ims) failure, and that i would need a new engine. i was told there is little to no warning of this failure, and they are almost always catastrophic. requiring complete engine replacement. 3. porsche north america was contacted with all pertinent information. they responded with an offer to cover half the cost of a factory rebuilt engine. i would pay the other half, plus all labor and towing costs. this replacement will cost me over $11,000.00 !!! *tr

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