Most Reported Problem Reports for the 1992 Porsche 968 : RepairPal

Failure of dual mass flywheel

for the Porsche 968

The dual mass flywheel can fail and cause symptoms like noise and chatter when operating the clutch and changing gears.

4 Reports

Aged brake fluid causing problems

for the Porsche 968

Aged brake fluid can cause numerous problems and should be replaced regularly.

4 Reports

Engine Oil Leaks May Cause the Flesible Hub at the Engine Flywheel to Fail

for the Porsche 968

In automatic transmissions, the flexible hub at the engine flywheel may deteriorate and fail, causing a large amount of play in the driveline. This failure may be caused by prolonged engine oil leaks.

4 Reports

Inspect CV Boots and Joints at Each Service

for the Porsche 968

The constant velocity (CV) boots and CV joints should be inspected at each service. Servicing the torn CV boots early can prevent the need to replace the CV half shaft or CV joint.

4 Reports

Engine misfire or excess fuel consumption can damage catalytic converter

for the Porsche 968

If engine misfiring, rough running, or fuel consumption issues are not resolved quickly, the catalytic converter can overheat and fail.

4 Reports

Monitor warning lights and inspect brakes

for the Porsche 968

Pay close attention to warning lights and have the brakes inspected regularly—immediately address any brake problems. Hard driving habits will cause excessive brake pad and rotor wear.

4 Reports

Timing belt inspection and adjustment

for the Porsche 968

life cannot be ascertained by inspection only. The and must be maintained using the correct belt-adjustment tool.

4 Reports

Suspension components require regular inspection

for the Porsche 968

Suspension components (including control arms, boots, and ball joints) are critical and require regular inspection.

4 Reports

Regularly check camshaft chain tensioner

for the Porsche 968

The tensioner for the camshaft chain must be inspected regularly because the non-metallic pad for the timing chain variocam adjuster can crack/break apart unexpectedly. The inspection/repair will require valve cover removal and reinstallation.

4 Reports

Inspect cooling system frequently to prevent small leaks at reservoir

for the Porsche 968

The cooling system must be inspected regularly, as small leaks can develop at the reservoir. The heater valve and fan operation should also be inspected.

4 Reports

Noise in manual transmission due to pinion bearing failure

for the Porsche 968

Pinion bearing failure can cause noise in the manual transmission. A revised assembly procedure and components are required for repair.

4 Reports

Deck lid and hood supports may fail

for the Porsche 968

The front hood and rear deck lid support struts may fail; replacement is required.

1 Report

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1992 Porsche 968