944 man
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Tried to start mine over the weekend and it wasn't interested. Had to swiftly move to Plan B without any diagnosis. Looked today and the rev counter needle wasn't moving as the engine turned over. Gave the sensor connector at the back of the engine a firm wiggle and press together and tried again: the needle bounced up to 1,000 and she fired up immediately. As far as I am aware this has never been an issue with the car in 25 years and 200,000 miles. On the other hand my newer and half as used 2.7l car started playing up over five years ago and I had a (relative to these) new 944 which did it occasionally too, despite only having covered 20,000 miles...