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Un ami lorgne sur cette annonce :

https://www.lacentrale.fr/auto-occasion-...gn=partage

Savez-vous dire si ce modèle est potentiellement concerné par le roulement IMS ? Le vendeur dit que non.

Si @perdu a Londres @Neubauten vous aviez l'info, ça l'aiderait.

Merci

Le vendeur dit des âneries,  le modèle est dans la série concernée.

En effet, et surtout avec un si faible kilométrage...

The most problematic years for the IMS bearing problem are 2000 through 2005 where the factory single row bearing was used. The single-row IMS bearing used in Porsche Boxster and Porsche 911 996 models from 2000-2005 reportedly had high failure rates of up to 10% under warranty, while the dual-row bearing had a lower rate. However, failure rates outside of warranty are suspected to be even higher. When the IMS bearing fails, it results in a loss of camshaft timing that can cause severe damage to the engine, including bent valves and debris. Replacing the intermediate shaft and addressing any collateral damage requires a complete engine disassembly. Therefore, all IMS bearings must be changed as part of preventative maintenance, similar to a timing belt in modern engines. Cars that sit idle, are driven infrequently, or travel short distances are most susceptible to failure.