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RMS Replacement Reliability Survey

Greg Park

New member
I currently run a 3.2 Carrera and Caterham 7 but do quite fancy a new 987 Boxster S (3.2 or 3.4).

I've read about the whole RMS issue which doesn't put me off buying one if the cure is likely to work.

So I'm interested to see how many have had it done and whether the solution lasted.

Would be good if others posted their cars history, whether you haven't had the RMS replaced or have had it one or more times. Using a friends Boxster S 2001, 986 mode which had one replacement I'd record it as below:

986 S (2001/Y)
1st RMS replacement @ 21,000 miles, OK to date

a car with 3 replacements might look like:

986 S (2000)
1st RMS @ 10,000 miles
2nd RMS @ 20,000 miles
3rd RMS @ 30,000 miles


 

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