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I’ve used it twice on some flipper projects and I really liked it. I’m not sure I’d like it as much on your wife’s 2016 911 Carrera but for the everyday ride it gets two thumbs up for me.
Thanks for the reply.
There are no obvious leaks but may end up dropping the exhaust to take a better look. My only doubt here is that the sensor operates as it should for the first long while.
Upstream looks great. No issues there.
I have been looking at the fuel trim data with a scan tool.
I would certainly start with the thermostat and it should be pretty painless (time and money) because it’s right there on top and the part is cheap. Here is a video I found that will at least show you where it is at. Make sure you note which direction the thermostat is in there before you take the old one off. You DON’T want to put it in backwards.
Do you see coolant on the ground when you park it for awhile? Notice the smell of it when driving? Anything like that?
I’ve wanted to try http://www.paintforcars.com for awhile but haven’t had the right project for it yet.