NHTSA Complaint #10075662 — 1999 PORSCHE BOXSTER

ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE issue reported to NHTSA

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Complaint Details

ODI Number	10075662
Vehicle	1999 PORSCHE BOXSTER
Component	ENGINE AND ENGINE COOLING:ENGINE
Date of Incident	May 30, 2004
Date Filed	June 3, 2004
Mileage	7,000 miles
Crash	No
Fire	No
Injuries	0
Deaths	0
Vehicle Towed	No
State	00

Consumer Description

WHILE AT THE CAR WASH THE CONSUMER ATTEMPTED TO PULL OUT OF THE FACILITY AND STALLED. THE VEHICLE WAS TOWED TO THE DEALER WHO FOUND THAT THE ENGINE HAD SEIZED. THE VEHICLE WAS OUT OF WARRANTY. *NM

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