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Cayman 718 GPF Failure

Thanks Mark,

It would really be great to talk to these guys and share the information we have gathered over the last 3 years.

When you really think about this, its ridiculous that we are in this situation with the technology the manufacturers have at their disposal.

Emission system updates are happening all the time to improve the systems that were introduced years ago, because of the push to clean our air.

What I can't understand is why are 718 2.0, 2.5 cars are being left out, it makes no sence at all.

Dave
Having seen a recent one post on Facebook I checked the Euro status of the car.

early 2019 model year cars are classed at Euro 6ag an am I correct in thinking the majority of these fall in that euro status.

my own car falls under Euro 6 dg which is the final strictest stage of Euro 6.

to date no issues.

a simple check on the car registration will confirm this and helps to build a case.

also build dates of the cars.
 

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