View Poll Results: Does your 911 stumble / hesitate
Voters: 98. You may not vote on this poll
Engine Stumble Poll
#91
How expensive is this to do? I am sure it will chart HP output over time which is bound to show a drop.
#92
Thanks
ChuckJ
#94
We just have to make sure that people know it has to be fully warmed up to get this response.
Thanks again for working this issue.
ChuckJ
Thanks again for working this issue.
ChuckJ
#95
I went from a 997.2 to the 991 with 18 miles on the odometer. After my first few drives I noticed the hesitation immediately and reported it to the dealer. Lead service tech indicated that he had it before but offered no solution.
I'm now over 6k miles and have had the pdk reprogrammed with no change. It is annoying when I initially accelerate from a light and the engine bogs down before full acceleration is achieved.
Still waiting to hear/read of a solution.
Dave in Dallas
I'm now over 6k miles and have had the pdk reprogrammed with no change. It is annoying when I initially accelerate from a light and the engine bogs down before full acceleration is achieved.
Still waiting to hear/read of a solution.
Dave in Dallas
Did you take it to Cliff Blackshear (469-951-5227) at Plano Porsche and ride with him? Did he feel it and try to take care of it? If he can't fix it, we're all in trouble. If not, I recommend calling Issac Madrid (214-576-1923) and scheduling it in when Cliff can look at it.
ChuckJ
#96
Folks,
I'm coordinating with another owner regarding posting the questionnaire.
Any suggestions on your preferred method to return the questionnaire?
Working with surveymonkey.com but open to other suggestions..
I'm coordinating with another owner regarding posting the questionnaire.
Any suggestions on your preferred method to return the questionnaire?
Working with surveymonkey.com but open to other suggestions..
Last edited by dux; 10-02-2014 at 07:47 AM.
#97
Something online and easy. Surveymonkey works for me.
#98
Survey
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#99
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Excellent, but I cannot submit since I have none of the options on question 7! Also, typo on question 20. Question 16 is also oddly worded - the question asks if it improves or worsens, but then the answer is yes/no. Does that just mean you're asking if it makes a change at all and you don't care if it improves or worsens?
Last edited by stealthboy; 10-02-2014 at 12:51 PM.
#100
Excellent, but I cannot submit since I have none of the options on question 7! Also, typo on question 20. Question 16 is also oddly worded - the question asks if it improves or worsens, but then the answer is yes/no. Does that just mean you're asking if it makes a change at all and you don't care if it improves or worsens?
Question 7 has been fixed.
#103
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To clarify, this survey is only to be filled out by people who have the problem, correct?
ChuckJ
#104
No - I prefer that everyone fill out the survey so that we can determine a pattern / trend to differentiate the stumblers from the non-stumblers.
The more data we have, the better. That way we'll be able to drill down further, should certain commonalities start to become apparent.
Thanks for asking.
Last edited by dux; 10-02-2014 at 02:58 PM.
#105
No - I prefer that everyone fill out the survey so that we can determine a pattern / trend to differentiate the stumblers from the non-stumblers.
The more data we have, the better. That way we'll be able to drill down further, should certain commonalities start to become apparent.
Thanks for asking.
The more data we have, the better. That way we'll be able to drill down further, should certain commonalities start to become apparent.
Thanks for asking.
ChuckJ