Bummer, that ticking sound is for sure not normal. I have a 2006 C4S as well. Owned 14 years and 95k miles. She still purrs, no ticking sounds. What was your diagnosis, what climate do you live in and how many miles?
quite a bit lol. whole engine needs to be taken apart to reach the inside. some parts won't be reusable once putting the car back together and they have to be reordered. Sleeving alone can cost north of US$6k + labour and parts. in the end you might be looking at US$20k+
@@supabid please disclose to the buyer before selling. it would be a bummer for the next buyer if they didn't know. might be someone lifelong dream to own a Porsche with their hard earned money.
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The bore scoring a lot!
Bore scoring, or valves?
Hey, I see you're in Toronto. Did you find someone local to re-sleeve the engine?
Bummer, that ticking sound is for sure not normal. I have a 2006 C4S as well. Owned 14 years and 95k miles. She still purrs, no ticking sounds. What was your diagnosis, what climate do you live in and how many miles?
Hi, thanks. I have around 80k miles. Car is in Toronto.
How much is the estimate to resleeve it?
quite a bit lol. whole engine needs to be taken apart to reach the inside. some parts won't be reusable once putting the car back together and they have to be reordered. Sleeving alone can cost north of US$6k + labour and parts. in the end you might be looking at US$20k+
What was the issue and fix?
It’s scoring on 4, 5, 6 cylinder. It needs to be re-sleeved.
@@mzsaad thanks. I have a similar noise on my c4s. I'll sell the car I think. Time for a change
@@supabid please disclose to the buyer before selling. it would be a bummer for the next buyer if they didn't know. might be someone lifelong dream to own a Porsche with their hard earned money.