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996 Turbo won't warm up

seanrbaker

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Hi

I have had a problem a couple of times which seems to come about if the car has stood for a week or so, when starting and running after this period the car doesn't warm up properly (stays below 40 degrees on the gauge) eventually after a few drives in the past its sorted itself but this time seems to be hanging around. Has anybody seen anything similar before? I assume its a thermostat or sender? does anybody have any ideas what could cause this?

Thanks
Sean
 
I think you may get more response if you post this question on the 996 part of the forum [;)], not early 911
(Possibly you've not given the car a long enough drive to warm it up properly, and you may not be getting a true picture of this).
 

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