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Posted on Feb 14, 2009

My boxter will not turn on when hot until become cold

I have a porsche boxter 2000 when hot and kept off for 20 minutes it wont turn on until it becomes totally cold I have recently changed the fuel pump but the problem persist the car have 116000 miles

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