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Absolutely!..I looked at three and they all had scored bores and one went bang a couple of weeks after I viewed it :roll:alex yates said:I'd be more concerned about bore scoring on a 996 C4s.
alex yates said:As I stated in my 1st post.
Changing the IMS bearing is a risky business and there is one poster on here that had a catastrophic failure after a precautionary IMS change.jboy said:Is it the case that having any work done could actually cause more problems than it solves or is that never going to be the case so the worst case scenario is that you have spent money you perhaps didn't need to rather than you have hastened the demise of your car? I'm assuming the IMS replacement is a recognised one...