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der RÜCKSPIEGELPublished monthly by theMaumee Valley Region,Porsche Club of America.
Newsletter EditorsTom and Deb Isley2847 Secretariat Rd.Toledo, Ohio [email protected]
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Table of Contents
VOLUME 45 ISSUE 6
4 Officers & Chairs
5 The Open Road
6 From the Podium
8 Kentucky Derby Party
11 Brain Teaser Challenge
13 Around the Zone
14 MVR Membership News
15 Calendar of Events
16 Technical Q and A
25 MVR Mart
26 Advertiser Index
Photo on cover: Fergie watchingMike and Barney at Mid Ohio. Mustbe getting ready for our DE.Photo by Laura Valentine
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MVR OfficersPresidentBarney Stewart 419-829-2882
[email protected] PresidentBob Cryan 419-705-2823
[email protected] Mierzwiak 419-215-5980
[email protected] Roberts 419-466-7896
[email protected] PresidentTodd Mierzwiak
MVR ChairsAutocrossGreg Herr 419-833-9696
Drivers EducationTony Calabrese 419-340-8759
[email protected] Chief InstructorCraig Zenil 630-689-7219
[email protected] Bauman 419-475-1336
[email protected] Chapman 419-322-1011
[email protected] & Deb Isley 419-535-8688
[email protected] Zimmerman 419-376-0110
[email protected]/Technical AdvisorClare Valley 419-966-3786
[email protected] Harris 419-861-0745
[email protected] StoreJeff Vollmar 586-291-0015
[email protected] Harris 419-861-0745
Zone 4 RepresentativeLori Schutz
[email protected]://zone4.pca.org
MVR Board
Lee Burlingame
Mike Valentine
Todd Mierzwiak
Bob Harris
Barney Stewart
Tom Isley
Bob Cryan
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The date for the drive to PortClinton has been set. It will be onSunday the 9th of September.This year we will be making astop at Dock’s Beach Houseinstead of Mon Ami.
Dave Zimmerman continues togain advertisers for thenewsletter. This month, BallasBuick-GMC adds their support forour region. Be sure to thankthem when you visit theirdealership.
One final note is a reminder thatthe club is “fueled byvolunteers.” We are alwayslooking for help in planning orstaging ourevents. If you cansupport in anyway, let Barney orone of the otherofficers know.Your help will begreatlyappreciated.
…..the editor
As I write this months column,Deb and I are makingpreparations for our trip toParade. We are looking forwardto seeing many old friends andmaking some new ones. Weskipped last years Parade tomake a trip to Alaska so it will benice to catch up with everyone.We are not the only MVRmembers heading out to Lake ofthe Ozarks. There will be sixother couples from MVR inattendance at this years Parade.
In addition to Parade in earlyJuly, our DE will be at the end ofJuly. See page 7 for details.
Coming up in August is thefamily picnic at Secor Metro Parkon the 5th and Porsches to theMac will be at the end of themonth. I know that severalmembers are planning on makingthat trip as well.
Kim Harris provides a review ofthe Kentucky Derby Party held atGermain Porsche of Ann Arbor.The story is on page 8.
TheOpen
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How many MVR members are awareof The PCA Juniors Program? If Ihad to venture a guess, I would saynot many. As of this writing nomember of the Maumee Valley Re-gion, to the best of my knowledge,is taking advantage of this PCA of-fering. Basically the Juniors Pro-gram is a new offering from PCA forenthusiasts under age 18 that havea PCA active parent. The Juniorsprogram has been created so kidscan enjoy PCA events, learn aboutPorsches, and share the enthusiasmthat runs through the Porsche Clubof America. Once enrolled Juniorswill receive a welcome package thatincludes an age appropriate gift anda PCA badge. The program is stillbeing developed and features will beadded along the way. The goodnews is that there is no cost to par-ticipate. Remember, It’s not just thecars…..and now it’s not just thegrown ups! Visit the PCA websitefor more details.
Now that the summer weather hasarrived and we tend to spend moretime behind the wheel, it’s impor-tant to keep tabs on a few car main-tenance items throughout the hot-ter summer months. Manufacturersare constantly developing andequipping their latest offerings withsophisticated gauges and read outsthat keep the driver well informed.However, these systems should notreplace a good old- fashion visualinspection, from time to time. Hereare a few things to check before tak-ing that trip or heading out to Pa-rade, no matter what the vintage of
your second best gal might be.
Cooling system (cold): Visual in-spection for leaks, squeeze thehoses looking for cracks and softspots, check coolant level.
Tires: Quick check tread depth witha penny, https://www.wikihow.com/Check-Tire-Tread-with-a-Pennyand replace worn tires. Check pres-sures, set to recommended PSIfound on drivers door/manual. Un-der inflated tires reduce mileageand wear quicker.
Brakes: This may be better left toyour mechanic unless you have brakesystem experience. Having a brakingproblem away from home can, andwill, be a proverbial bummer
Oil & filter change: Stay on sched-ule as you amass summertime milesmore rapidly. Always change the fil-ter with the oil. Keep an eye on theoil level, a properly filled crankcasehelps keep your engine runningcool.
Wipers: Replace those worn bladesand keep the windshield clean (bothsides) for the best vision possible. Inaddition, keep a good pair of sunglasses handy.
A closing thought, If you are in needof a product or service that is pro-vided by our newsletter advertisersor our event sponsors, please givethem an opportunity to furnish it toyou. Thanks.
Take care,Barney.
From The Left LaneBy Barney Stewart
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This 3-Day High Performance Drivers’ Education is Being Held at Challenging Grattan Raceway, Belding, Michigan
(just Northeast of Grand Rapids)There will be run groups for all levels of driver experience. Instructors will be assigned to novice and beginner
drivers. The event is open to all makes of cars and you need not be a PCA member to participate.This event promises plenty of open track time to focus on increasing your driving skills. Don’t miss this
opportunity to drive your performance car on track, in a safety conscious, controlled environment.
Friday July 27Th, Saturday July 28Th, & Sunday July 29Th
Presents Our Fourth Annual
HPDE at GRATTAN RACEWAY
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Kentucky Derby Partyby Kim Harris
Ready for the Race
On Saturday evening May 5th, theMaumee Valley Region of PorscheClub of America held their annualKentucky Derby Party. The eventwas hosted by Germain Porsche ofAnn Arbor, and attended by over 50Porsche enthusiasts from northwestOhio and southeast Michigan. EventChairman Kim Harris did anamazing job of coordinating all theactivities, which made the night somemorable. Delicious food wassupplied by club members and alsoby our host, Germain Porsche.
Each year the MVR members choosean area organization to support.
Our choice for this year is the MobilMeals “Weekender” program, whichprovides meals to needy schoolchildren on the weekends. Goodiebaskets, a 50/50 raffle, a “Best Hat”contest, and betting on the Derbyrace raised cash for this localcharity. Proceeds of almost $1,000from this event will help to feedToledo area children this year.Other events scheduled later thisyear will bring in additional fundsfor this same worthy cause. Thishighlights the slogan of the nationalPorsche Club of America, which is“It’s not just the cars, it’s thepeople”.
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Tom Isley and Suzanne Jennens, two long time club members whoare also Docents at the Toledo Museum of Art, are interested instarting a gallery group for MVR. What is a gallery group? A gallerygroup is a group of people who meet at the museum on a regularbasis for a docent led tour. The tours are typically an hour long,can be held anytime the museum is open and are usually held thesame day each month perhaps eight months out of the year. If youare interested or have any questions, please contact Suzanne [email protected] or Tom at [email protected].
Catherine Smillie, Bob Ponzi, with John & SuzanneJennens
Kimberlie & JohnWojcik
Raffle winner DougCrocker
Photos by Kim Harris
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Hello MVR Members.Good news for those of you that have been asking how toget a MVR name tag. Many of you know we lost our nametag supplier a while back, however the good news is thatwe have found a new source. If you would like a tag, ortags in the case of having an associate member (wife/husband/child) please reply to my email address:[email protected] with your name and your associatemember’s name, if applicable. Name tag cost is $10 eachpayable when you receive the Tag.I will be placing an order in the near future.
Barney Stewart
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Bob Cryan, a new MVR Board Mem-ber, and his wife Charlotte are outshopping at Germain Porsche of AnnArbor. They are having the carprepped for the spring / summer DEseason,andarepurchasingafewoddsand ends before the first event. Fill-ing their arms full of needed items,including a few beautiful Porscheshirts and driving gloves for both ofthem, they head to the cashier to paytheir bill. Charlotte has one particu-lar set of items in her hands, and set-ting them on the counter, asks thesalesperson: “How much does 1cost?” The salesperson answers:
“One costs $0.99.” Bob responds:“Okay, how about 12?” “That will beonedollar and98cents” the salesper-son responds. Bob andCharlotte chatwith each other for a moment, andCharlotte says: “Okay, if we take 128and137, howmuchwill that be?”Thesalesperson responds: “$5.94”. Boband Charlotte pay for their items andhead to dinner in Ann Arbor, confi-dent they and their car are ready forthe upcomingDE.What are the itemsthatBobandCharlotteneeded for theDE, and purchased for $5.94?
Brain Teaser ChallengeCurated by Sarah Mierzwiak
Answers must be submitted by the first of thefollowingmonth – please submit one answer perperson, per month, and be sure to explain yourconclusions. Don't forget to tell us your namewhen you submit! Each month’s answer will bepublished along with the next month’s teaser. Submit your answers to:[email protected]. Good luck!
Answer for last months challenge: Judy and Marshall were still able toexperience world travel “setting in a corner” of Northwest Ohio, throughthe stamped postcards their granddaughter sent them each week from allthe exotic locations she was visiting on her vacation!
There were no responses to last months challenge. Don't forget that anyoncan contribute an answer. The more unique it is, the better.
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We are in full summer swing inZone 4. The month of May was allabout racing and enjoyingour Porsches on the road. Istarted out at Mid Ohio,again, for the IMSAPorschePlatz weekend.
This was a combined effortbetween Porsche Cars NorthAmerica Mark Harston,IMSA representativesTiffany and Diezel Lodder,and our own Lynn Friedmanour PorschePlatz Queenof PorscheClub of America, as well as manyvolunteers from Mid Ohio and otherregions. We had over 100 attendeeseach day and filled the PorscheCorral with fantasticrepresentatives of the Marque.
Some lucky members had a chanceto get a hot lap in a 911 fromPorsche Sports Driving School.Others had the opportunity tospend time in the pits during therace and witness a pitstop and allthe action up close.
Our Sunday morning began with mepicking up the order from DunkinDonuts that Lynn setup. We made it
Around the ZoneBy Lori Schutz, Zone 4 Representative
work. Our Michelin friends, weenjoyed a presentation and visitduring our coffee and donuts
Next stop was the IndianapolisMotor Speedway, which is near anddear to my heart having grown up insouthern Indiana and have a long-standing tradition to attend withmy brothers. I joined the CentralIndiana Region for the Grand Prix
race day, and was back for Carbday and of course the Indy 500.
I hope you are all having asmuch fun with your Porsche palsas I am. Happy Driving!
Lori Schutz – Zone 4 Rep
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June 2018 - ClubMember Anniversaries
Jay and Pat Kjoller 46 YearsWilliam and Shirley Straley 46 YearsDick and Shirley Gobba 40 YearsRuth andHannah Gulliford 35 YearsJeff and Teri Vollmar 34 YearsLeighton andMarcia Woolf 31 YearsWilliam andAnne Byrnes 13 YearsAllan Kaufman 12 YearsBob and Kim Harris 9 YearsMark and Shanan Beck 6 YearsJames Frey 5 YearsGerald andKaren Hergenreder 5 YearsGary Schulz andChristine Parks 5 YearsJohn andKimberlie Wojcik 5 YearsTam andCarine Abdul Aziz 3 YearsDavid Kanarowski 3 YearsJohn and Debbie Kos 3 YearsShawn and Audrey Leach 3 YearsMatt Pfeiffer 2 YearsBranton and Julie Pardee 1 YearPhilip andBarbara Fitzenrider 1 YearJon and Amy Jeter 1 Year
Eric Coppock (Laura) Findlay, Oh(transfer from Ohio Valley)driving a red 1989 911 Carrera
New Test Drive Member:Kip Nickerson Toledo, Oh
MVR/PCA Membership News
Maumee Valley RegionMembership:
Primary Members 166Affiliate Members 113Total Members 279
MovingPlease be sure to update PCA withyour new address so you don’tmiss an issue of derRÜCKSPIEGEL. This can be doneon the PCA website at PCA.org
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JULY8-14 Parade27-29 MVR DE
AUGUST5 MVR Family Picnic at Secor
Park17-19 Porsches to the Mac
SEPTEMBER9 Tour to Port Clinton and
meal at Docks BeachHouse
12-16 Treffen to Banff29 – Snooks Car Museum
OCTOBER21 Color tour to Findlay and
Planning party at The Pitts
Maumee Valley Region Calendar of EventsCheck our web site at www.mvr.pca.org for the latest event information.
If you are not currently receivingSocial Event e-mail updates, please
contact Kim Harris [email protected]
NOVEMBER3 Ford Rouge Plant tour and
lunch at Ford’s Garage30 Holiday Party
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Taken from PCA Tech Q&AEdited and Compiled by Mike Valentine
Leather Cleaning Products for Ventilated Seats – 2014 Boxster
Question: Any advice on cleaning leather ventilated seats? Any specificproducts, brushes, etc. appreciated.
Answer: Submitted by Pedro Bonilla. Try not to use products that come in agel or paste. These tend to get into the leather's perforations and will bedifficult to clean. use a leather cleaner and conditioner in liquid form thatyou can spray onto a microfiber cloth and then apply to the leather. If theperforations are full of debris, you can use a strong vacuum to try to suckout the material or you can alternatively blow it in using compressed air.Several of the perforations may require that you use a dental pick or such tophysically open up the perf again.
Happy Porsche'ing,
996 Turn Signal Fuse Keeps Blowing Out – 2004 911 Carrera 4SCabriolet
Question: The turn signal fuse on my '04 C4S keeps burning out.1. replaced the Fuse: Row B, fuse 6 15A2. use signal, shorts immediately3. went to a 20A fuse, then the relay shortedI'm thinking there must be a ground short somewhere but not sure the bestway to trace this out.Any suggestions or ideas?
Answer: Submitted by Bill Burris. Fact: Your diagnosis is 100% accurate,you've clearly got a "circuit fault to ground" that's blowing the fuse. Whereyou're coming up short (no pun intended) is in the repair approach.Increasing the amp rating of the fuse is giving you an expected result -other stuff is burning out: You're lucky it was the relay and not the wireharness itself that took the heat! Let's spend a moment on the theorybehind bulbs and fuses, then launch into a circuit diagnosis.
A bulb is really nothing more than a coil of wire that gets heated up withpower running through it. It doesn't take much, but give the bulb power atthe base and ground the housing then bingo, the bulb lights up. Thefilament is made to take the punishment and isn't consumed in the process- much the same way the heating element in your toaster gets red hot butlasts for years. Power has this funny way of taking the path of leastresistance, so if another path is introduced where the resistance is lower
Technical Q and ABy PCA Technical Committee
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(like straight to ground instead of through the bulb filament) that's the pathit'll take.
Ok, let's say there was some accident damage and the body shop neglectedto repair the turn signal wire that is now grounding out. The first time youactivate the turn signal, power will run through the circuit, straight toground, attempting to turn the wire harness into a filament (more like thetoaster element) and the weakest link in the circuit will overheat first. Inmost cases, it's the fuse.
So, you can see how putting a bigger fuse in the circuit doesn't repairanything, it just takes longer to heat up and burn through the stronger fuse- except in the case of your turn signal circuit it's the contacts in the turnsignal relay that burned through first.
Now for some diagnosis. You can use an ohm meter to track down the partof the circuit that's giving you trouble since an ohm meter will measureresistance - which in the case of your turn signal will be zero resistancesince you've got power running straight to ground. You know the circuitwith the issue is after the relay (between the relay and the lamp) becausethe relay heated up, so start there. It may be as simple as looking at theback of the turn signal assembly to find the wire is dangling there, right upagainst a supporting bracket!
Early Style Sunroof Problem – 1986 944
Question: I have an early 1986 944. The sunroof will release to allow the liftoff of the panel but the arms that tilt the roof do not function. I hear agrinding noise from the sunroof motor. As it is an early 1986 build it hascables to activate the arms and not the plastic gears used in later 1986builds and subsequent cars. Is the potentially damaged gear in the sunroofmotor replaceable or does the complete motor need to be replaced?
Answer: Submitted by George Beuselin. The sunroof mechanism that youhave in your car is what is in the 944 cars with electric sunroof from modelyears 84 to early 86. The PET for the 82-85 944 cars has a pretty gooddiagram in figure 811-05. The most likely culprit is not the gear attached tothe motor, but rather the center gearbox in the rear of the roof (indicated by#5 in the diagram.) Before you start throwing parts at the car, I wouldsuggest using the diagnostic and the clutch adjustment procedure for theearly sunroof at the Clarks Garage Shop Manual (http://www.clarks-garage.com/shop-manual/body-03.htm (link is external)). In thirty years, Ihave not seen the gear on the sunroof motor break. I have seen the clutchbecome maladjusted through wear.
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