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Vehicle recall defect – Porsche Is Recalling Certain Model Year 2011 911 Speedster And 911 Gts Rs 4.0; And Model Year 2012 Boxster (Including S And Spyder); Cayman (Including S And R); 911 Carrera (Including S, Gts, 4, 4S, And 4 Gts); 911 Targa 4 And Targa 4S; And 911 Turbo And Turbo S Models Manufactured From May 31, 2011, Through June 10, 2011. There Is A Possibility That The Mounting Holes In The Seat Belt Anchor Plates Fitted To The Vehicle Are Too Small. If The Hole Diameter Is Too Small, The Anchor Plate May Not Be Able To Rotate About The Fastening Bolt As Designed.

Vehicle recall defect – Porsche Has Notified Nhtsa Of A Defect In Certain Model Year 2011 Boxster Spyder 2 Door Convertible Passenger Vehicles. It Is Possible That The Locking Hook On The Sun Shield (Temporary Soft Top) May Not Engage Correctly Into The Lock Catch Which Is Positioned On The Windscreen Frame Of The Vehicle.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain 2-Door Convertible Passenger Vehicles Equipped With The Tiptronic (Automatic) Transmission May Have Been Produced With An Incorrectly Adjusted Key-Lock-Cable Down To The Shift Selector. If The Key-Lock-Cable Is Not Adjusted Correctly, It Is Possible That The Ignition Key Will Snag Upon Being Removed Fro The Ignition Lock Or The Slector Lever Can Be Shifted From Position “P” With The Ignition Key Removed And The Locking Button Operated.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain 2-Door Convertible Passenger Vehicles Equipped With The Tiptronic (Automatic) Transmission May Have Been Produced With An Incorrectly Adjusted Key-Lock-Cable Down To The Shift Selector. If The Key-Lock-Cable Is Not Adjusted Correctly, It Is Possible That The Ignition Key Will Snag Upon Being Removed Fro The Ignition Lock Or The Slector Lever Can Be Shifted From Position “P” With The Ignition Key Removed And The Locking Button Operated.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain 2-Door Convertible Passenger Vehicles Equipped With The Tiptronic (Automatic) Transmission May Have Been Produced With An Incorrectly Adjusted Key-Lock-Cable Down To The Shift Selector. If The Key-Lock-Cable Is Not Adjusted Correctly, It Is Possible That The Ignition Key Will Snag Upon Being Removed Fro The Ignition Lock Or The Slector Lever Can Be Shifted From Position “P” With The Ignition Key Removed And The Locking Button Operated.

Vehicle recall defect – Certain 2-Door Convertible Passenger Vehicles Equipped With The Tiptronic (Automatic) Transmission May Have Been Produced With An Incorrectly Adjusted Key-Lock-Cable Down To The Shift Selector. If The Key-Lock-Cable Is Not Adjusted Correctly, It Is Possible That The Ignition Key Will Snag Upon Being Removed Fro The Ignition Lock Or The Slector Lever Can Be Shifted From Position “P” With The Ignition Key Removed And The Locking Button Operated.