Porsche 911 Gt3 2007

Model 911 Gt3 made in 2007 by Porsche got 21 consumer complains as well as 4 service bulletins. Consumer complaints with reference, among others things, to engine and engine and engine cooling. Technical service bulletines regarding engine and engine cooling and service brakes, hydraulic.

Model 2007

Bulletins


BulletinBulletin dateReplacement BulletinItem no.SummaryAdded
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - ENGINE
TIS-5-0802/18/200810033005Porsche: dme control unit: fault code p1486. check engine light comes on; tank leakage diagnostic module. depending on the condition of the vehicle as well as environmental conditions, the check engine light can come on and fault code ma06/23/2010
SERVICE BRAKES, HYDRAULIC - POWER ASSIST - VACUUM - HOSES, LINES/PIPING, AND FITTINGS
140612/22/200610025361Replacing brake booster vacuum line (workshop campaign) for porsche 2007 911 gt3 and 911 turbo. csc was received. *pe08/04/2008
UNKNOWN OR OTHER
PK-D8-1603/02/201110038544Ready06/20/2011
PK-D8-1603/02/201110038544Porsche: information on how to read the vin. *rm06/20/2011

Consumer Complaints


Fail datemilesoccurencesPurchase date
ENGINE
01/12/2013390001
 A coolant hose press fitting which is apparently glued into the engine block lost adhesion and disconnected. this resulted in a complete loss of coolant and a corresponding loss of control due to hot, slippery coolant coating the rear wheels of the car and road surface. car spun and left the road but fortunately did not hit anything and coolant spill did not impact any other motorists. my research indicates that this is a common, systemic problem with this model engine and appears to be a dangerous defect in the engine construction. *tr
01/12/2013390001
 A coolant hose press fitting which is apparently glued into the engine block lost adhesion and disconnected. this resulted in a complete loss of coolant and a corresponding loss of control due to hot, slippery coolant coating the rear wheels of the car and road surface. car spun and left the road but fortunately did not hit anything and coolant spill did not impact any other motorists. my research indicates that this is a common, systemic problem with this model engine and appears to be a dangerous defect in the engine construction. *tr
01/12/201339000
 A coolant hose press fitting which is apparently glued into the engine block lost adhesion and disconnected. this resulted in a complete loss of coolant and a corresponding loss of control due to hot, slippery coolant coating the rear wheels of the car and road surface. car spun and left the road but fortunately did not hit anything and coolant spill did not impact any other motorists. my research indicates that this is a common, systemic problem with this model engine and appears to be a dangerous defect in the engine construction.
01/12/201339000
 A coolant hose press fitting which is apparently glued into the engine block lost adhesion and disconnected. this resulted in a complete loss of coolant and a corresponding loss of control due to hot, slippery coolant coating the rear wheels of the car and road surface. car spun and left the road but fortunately did not hit anything and coolant spill did not impact any other motorists. my research indicates that this is a common, systemic problem with this model engine and appears to be a dangerous defect in the engine construction.
ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING - COOLING SYSTEM
03/26/20118600
 Driving a 2007 porsche gt3 when a hose fitting came loose from the engine block causing a catastrophic loss of coolant from the engine. the failure can occur multiple times i have been told by other owners of 996 and 997 model porsche 911 model variants. occurs in all models (carrera, turbo, gt3, gt3rs) as noted here: http://forums.rennlist.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=592328&goto=newpost. consequences are dumping of antifreeze on the roadway which has a potential to cause an accident. my car was fixed by porsche under warranty. porsche replaced fittings in the block which were epoxied in as were the original fittings. a more permanent solution should be required, such as welding or pinning of the fittings into the engine case. old parts are not available as porsche will not turn over any parts replaced under warranty.
06/12/201014375
 Vehicle had complete loss of control due to a cooling system fitting coming unglued from the engine block. the coolant fitting is press fitted into place using an adhesive that failed. the entire contents of the cooling system released onto the rear tires causing a loss of control.
06/01/201015000
 Coolant fitting adhesive failed, spraying coolant on rear tires, which caused the vehicle to lose control. fitting was replaced under warranty with the same problematic adhesive. multiple failures have been noted in porsche forums and a recently published article in a global magazine noted this issue has been around for several years with this engine type, with no resolution from porsche.