20 Most Recent 1999 Porsche 911 Carrera Questions & Answers

Most auto upholstery shops can fix this - mine cost about $600 for a tinted plastic. Clear plastic was the same cost. I had mine done in Costa Mesa, CA

The above solution from chameleonsma for the rear windows not going up when closing the convertible problem on my 1999 911 Cabriolet was right on target, exactly what I needed. Is the permanent solution replacement of the sensor/switch in the latch?

Buzzing sound from the gas cap could be a defective fuel pump that kept running after you shut-off the engine or fuel pump relay problem that made it stay on after shutting it off. Best of luck

Hi Sanjay Yep... I need help too Help.... raising money to buy my Porche. Good Luck

Check switch in driver door.

how can i fix my 1999 911 carrera , engine makes noise when cold then goes away when worm

DUH, what kind of noise ? belt slipping, knock, tap, squeeling ?

you can back feed a power outlet or cig lighter to charge it up

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news you need a clutch.

under the front passenger bumper

What makes you think the battery is charged sufficiently? My guess is that your battery doesn't have enough power to crank the engine (just because all the lights come on doesn't mean the battery is good enough to crank the engine). Try jumpstarting the car, or charging the battery. If your car starts, then your battery is getting old, it's time to replace it.

Boxster key remotes are reprogrammed by put the key in the ignition turning the ignition on but not starting the car, then hold down the door lock on the remote for like 5 sec. Ta da... She's reprogrammed.

Replace the fuses If necesar Go at service

There maybe a bayonet fuse behind the radio, if your battery went completely dead you have probably lost the code to the radio also??

Sorry dont understand the question??

Check your battery terminals to be certain they are clean and tight. Terminals that are too loose will not carry enough current to run a large electrical draw such as a starter motor. If that doesn't work, you could have a faulty starter solenoid (replaced as a unit with the starter motor). Not sure what kind of car you have, but security systems can also malfunction and cause no-start conditions. The problem could also be in the ignition module. You would likely need a mechanic to diagnose that. Good luck