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der RÜCKSPIEGELPublished monthly by theMaumee Valley Region,Porsche Club of America.

Newsletter EditorsTom and Deb Isley2847 Secretariat Rd.Toledo, Ohio 43615419-535-8688derruckspiegel@bex.net

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der RÜCKSPIEGEL is the officialpublication of the Maumee ValleyRegion, Porsche Club of America.Opinions stated are those of the authorsand do not necessarily represent theposition of theMaumeeValley Region orPorsche Club of America. Back issues ofder RÜCKSPIEGEL are available athttp://mm.pca.org/newsletters.htm.Historical newsletters (May 1972-December 1975) are also available,thanks to our club historian, Bill Bauman.

Photo on cover: Outgoing PresidentDiane Schoen and Husband JimPhoto by Jeane Krauser

Table of Contents

Vorschall! 3

Officers & Chairs 4

The Open Road 5

From the Podium 6

VOLUME 42 ISSUE 12

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MVR Membership News 12

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Advertiser Index 22

MVR Mart

16Around the Zone

Technical Q and A

Calendar of Events

The Last Turn – 200+ MPHIN A CARRERA GT

92015 Charity Results 7

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MVR OfficersPresidentDiane Schoen 419-367-4836

opus6871@yahoo.comVice PresidentLee Burlingame 419- 351-3001

lburlingame@handypro.comTreasurerJeff Vollmar 586-739-1636

jtvollmar@att.netSecretaryJim Schoen 419-874-6571

raccer85@yahoo.comPast PresidentMichael Soriano

MVR ChairsAutocrossGreg Herr 419-833-9696

greg.herr@us.o-i.comConcoursTBD

Drivers EducationTony Calabrese 419-340-8759

thetony@gmail.comDE Chief InstructorCraig Zenil 630-689-7219

zman911@bex.netHistorianBill Bauman 419-475-1336

backmotor@bex.netMembershipBarney Stewart 419-829-2882

bstewart@bex.netBob Harris 419-861-0745

robertsharris@sbcglobal.net

NewsletterTom&Deb Isley 419-535-8688

derruckspiegel@bex.netAdvertisingTodd Mierzwiak 419-283-5593

toddm79861@aol.comSafety/Technical AdvisorTodd Mierzwiak 419-283-5593

toddm79861@aol.comSocialBeth Stewart 419-829-2882

beths.mvrpca@bex.netGoodie StoreJeff Vollmar 586-291-0015

jtvollmar@att.netWebmasterJanet Sternfeld

http://mm.pca.orggenie10@aol.com

Zone 4 RepresentativeMichael Soriano

MSoriano.ZoneRep@gmail.comhttp://zone4.pca.org

MovingPlease drop Barney Stewart(bstewart@bex.net) or Bob Harris(robertsharris@sbcglobal.net), ourMembership Chairs, a note with yourold & new address so you don’t missan issue of der RÜCKSPIEGEL.

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The holiday party was another successthis year. The 2015 Social Committeedid a superb job making thearrangements for the event. Thanks toBeth and her team. At the party wegladly opened our wallets and raisedmoney to support our charity, TheToledo School for the Arts.

Thanks to some heavy arm twisting, wenow have filled some much neededofficer positions. Dianne Schoen hasfinished her stint as President and willbe turning over to Todd Mierzwiak. LeeBurlingame will be replaced as VicePresident by Tom Woodruff, and AdamCufr will be taking over as Secretaryfrom Jim Schoen. Jeff Volmar hasstayed on as Treasure. We are alllooking forward to another great yearwith the new team of officers. We alsohave a new Social Chair as Kim Harristakes over from Beth Stewart.

Now that we have a full slate of officerswe still need to fill one of our othervolunteer positions. We have been inneed of a Webmaster for some time.Please consider this position if youwould like to assist the club in movingforward.

The social calendar has been filled outfor 2016. Check the calendar on page13 to see all of the great events that areplanned. Be sure to let Beth or Todd

TheOpenRoad

know if you are willing to assist at anyof these events. Remember PCA’s newmotto is: “Fueled by Volunteers”

Our next event is the Social gathering atSpicy Tuna on Airport Highway inHolland. See page 10 for details. TheFebruary event will be euchre partywith a chili cook off at the Schoen’s.Time to break out that chili recipe youhave been wanting to try.

Flash your headlights at a fellowPorsche owner on the road!! Keep thekindred spirit alive!!

…..the editor

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December 2015,WOW! TheHoliday Season isupon us and Iwould like to wisheveryone a veryMerry Christmasand a Happy NewYear!

This will be my final article as yourpresident, but I will do my best to getone together every now and then forTom. January is right around the cornerand with that not only a new year, butall new MVR officers as well. I'd like towelcome Todd Mierzwiak back as yournew MVR president. Todd is veryinvolved in DE's and I know he willbring his knowledge & experience withhim into his presidency for all MVRmembers. I know with many of thenewer members joining, the DE's arebecoming very popular again. I knowthat with Todd, Craig, Mike & Tonyworking together, we can have anothersuccessful MVR hosted DE this comingyear at Grattan. The newer, faster carsthat Porsche is coming out with ismaking DE's an exciting challenge for

all, be safe in your 2016 drivingadventures. Todd won't be the only newcommittee face that you'll see runningthings these next couple of years. TomWoodruff will be taking over as MVRvice- president, Adam Cufr will be thenew secretary, and Kim Harris as yoursocial chair. I wish you all luck in yournew positions.

As your MVR president I would like tobid farewell to you all, but look forwardto joining you again as a MVR memberat many of our 2016 & future social &driving events! It truly has been myhonor to have served as your president.

Blink, Blink,

Diane

From The PodiumBy Diane Schoen

Our longtime Webmaster,Janet Sternfeld, would like toretire from the job and is look-ing for someone to take over thesite. Knowledge of HTML andCSS is essential. Here's yourchance to be creative and giveMVR a new Web site design!(Or you can simply maintainthe existing site as is.) EmailJanet at genie10@aol.com

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2015 Charity ResultsBy Deb IsleyPhotos by Laura Valentine and Jeanne Krauser

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Thank you all for supporting the charityactivities of 2015! The Maumee ValleyRegion raised $2021.25 that includedthe charity event subsidy from thePorsche Club of America NationalOffice! The check will be presented toDave Gierke, Director of Development,Toledo School for the Arts (TSA), atthe Jan. 14th social event.

The charity activities included a 50/50raffle at the Mon Ami event in August,which raised $96.25. Thank you to allwho bought tickets!

On Nov. 13th, Maumee Valley Regionmembers participated in a raffle andsilent auction of seventeen baskets tosupport our charity, Toledo School forthe Arts.

A few members gave a monetarydonation to TSA to help with the cost ofthe materials for the glass pieces. TSAstudents made fifteen wonderful bowlsand plates that were included in thebaskets. Some of the basket themeswere Ohio State Loyal Fans, Porsche

Germain Porsche of Ann ArborToledo School for the Arts (made theglass pieces for the auction)Bob & Kim HarrisRon Seiden & Jeannette ForresterTom & Deb Isley

Todd & Sarah MierzwiakBob Ponzi & Catherine SmillieBarney & Beth StewartMike & Laura ValentineDave & Evie Zimmerman

Thank you to the donors of these baskets and items!

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Colors Made for You, Day in the Park,Trunk of Gold, Grape Minds, MartiniBar, Golf Outing, and Car Care.Germain Porsche of Ann Arborsurprised MVR with a special auctionitem, a day on the track at the PorscheExperience Center in Atlanta, Georgia!The lucky winner is Dave Zimmerman!!

Thanks to the MVR ladies who helpedwith the finishing touches and more onthe baskets: Yvonne Burlingame,Charlotte Cryan, Kim Harris, SarahMierzwiak, Beth Stewart, and LauraValentine. Thank you to the MVRmembers who participated in theauctioning & raffling of the baskets andgave generously!

The winner of the trip to the Porsche ExperienceCenter provided by Porsche of Ann Arbor, Evieand Dave Zimmerman

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The Last Turn – 200+ MPH IN A CARRERA GTFLATSIXES.com by Leonard Turner

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for now-departed military staff andcamouflaged bunkers for MIG fightersstanding alert, still offered high gradeconcrete, and a lot of it. This was agood thing; our ability to drive the carson the highway had been limited by aprevious press group (I’m not sure, but Ithink they were from a country to thesouth that strongly favors red cars).These unbridled enthusiasts had alreadytrashed two Carrera GTs before wearrived. Rumor was that one had beenwound up way too tight, and the otherhad met an immovable object. So—forus, less unmonitored street time andmore time on the runway with theremaining cars.

I’ve always been more of aphotographer than a driver, and 200mph seemed pretty fast to me. Sure, the917 had punched out some 240 mph atLe Mans many years before on thatsupremely long and then un-chicanedback straight, but numbers above 200were well beyond my experience orexpectation, even with someone elsedoing the driving. Still, that was one ofthe plans for that day at the huge oldabandoned Russian airbase just outsideof Berlin.

The occasion was the press launch ofthe Carrera GT in late 2003, and theunlikely site, with its decaying barracks

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I was quietly relieved that I wouldn’t beexpected to go out and push the GT toits limits—it would have surely foundmine first. Porsche’s driver andinstructor for the day was ex-EuropeanRally champ Walter Röhrl, always oneof our favorite people on these trips,and with thousands of developmentmiles under his belt. Completelyunflappable to the point of appearing tobelieve that nothing could possibly gowrong, he was nevertheless completelyfocused in the car. Look at those eyesand his demeanor in the image. Thisman is not daydreaming.

We started our run well down therunway, the building visible at the endfar away and tiny. It was a little bit likefalling out of a tree and watching theground come up to meet you; I don’tremember ever seeing a small buildingbecome so big (and solid!) in so short atime. Just after the GPS speedometerbetween my feet touched 335 kph, some208 mph, Röhrl summoned the ceramicbrakes with nose-bleed effect to avoid ahome invasion, circled around and did itback the other way. And he and theCarrera GT did it over and over andover. Impressive.

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MaumeeValleyRegion–PCAJanuarySocialEvent

Thursday,January14,20166:00pm.

� SpicyTuna7130AirportHighway(atHollowayRd)

Holland,OH43528

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Phone:419-861-0745Text:419-699-3042

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December 2015 - ClubMember AnniversariesJack and Linda Mechel 30 YearsRichard and Susan Brown 28 YearsEd and Stephanie Streeter 26 YearsChris and Jeanne Krauser 19 YearsDavid Kienzle 17 YearsJ Craig Griffis 17 YearsRichard and Barbara Nolen 16 YearsTom and Millie Woodruff 15 YearsDouglas and Leah Hileman 12 YearsPeter andDeborah Macdonald 12 YearsGene andKathleen Aufderhaar 10 YearsTodd and Sarah Mierzwiak 10 YearsBradley and Louise White 9 YearsMichael and Renee Carson 8 YearsLee and Yvonne Burlingame 4 YearsJay and Julie Achenbach 2 Years

New Members

No new members this month

MVR/PCA Membership News

Maumee Valley Region Membership:Primary Members 150Affiliate Members 110Total Members 260

If you are not currently receiving SocialEvent e-mail updates, please contactBeth Stewart at beths.mvrpca@bex.net.

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JANUARY10 #Cars and Coffee14 Dinner at Spicey Tuna

FEBRUARY20 Schoen Home Party -Euchre

Tournament and Chili CookOff

MARCHTBD

APRIL16 or23 Laser Tag & Dinner

MAY7 Kentucky Derby Party @

Germain Porsche22 Mon Ami Driving Tour and

Brunch

JUNE11 Zacharias Home Party

Maumee Valley Region Calendar of EventsCheck our web site at www.mm.pca.org for the latest event information.

JULY9 Lederman Home Party

AUGUST20 Schoen Home Party

SEPTEMBERTBD Golf Outing

OCTOBER22 Findlay Rod & Gun Club

NOVEMBER12 Stewart Planning Party

DECEMBER2 Holiday Party at Glass

Pavilion

Note: All business meetings are held atVin Devers and start at 7PM.

New or revised events in BOLD# Non-PCA events.

As we say good by to 2015, we wouldlike to thank our President, DianeSchoen and Vice President, LeeBurlingame for all of there dedicatedtime and support to our region over thepast 2 years.

Now it's time to welcome our newOfficers for 2016. President, ToddMierzwiak, who served as our President6 years ago and did an outstanding job,Vice President, Tom Woodruff who has

been a member since 2000 and servedas Secretary in the past and Secretary,Adam Cufr. Adam is not only our newsecretary, but became one of our newestmembers in August, when he purchasedhis Millennium Violet ChromaFlair2000 911 Carrera. We thank all of youand look forward to the Regionscontinued Leadership.

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Windshield Washer Clogged

Question: I have a 1990 911, C2 with 96,000 miles. My passenger side windshieldwasher line is partially clogged up. What is the best way to clear that? The driver'sside is not plugged.

Answer: Submitted by Chris Powell. You can clear it with a small needle, but beaware that the most common problem is the check valve underneath the cowl. Thepassenger side has an L-shaped white plastic piece located directly below the nozzle.

Rear End Clunking Noise on 996

Question: I have a 1999, 911 Carerra with about 46,000 miles. I have a distinctengine/suspention/transmission "Clunk" I can't seem to trouble shoot. Both privateand Porsche mechanics and dealers have done their best and report that all thesuspect normal guilty bushings, mounts and fasters upon inspection and testing arenot warn or tight and otherwise "look good". The sound seems to come from thelower rear when the car traverses uneven surfaces at slow speeds or when drivingover potholes/divits in the road. Are there any not so obvious cluprits you may havefound?

Answer: Submitted by Bill Burris. One thing that comes to mind - if you've reallychecked all of the flexible suspension components carefully - is to consider theengine/transmission mounts. These are well known replacement items and it couldbe that the engine is simply bottoming out on the mounts, giving you a clunk noisethrough the chassis when the suspension travel is substantial.

Boxster S Grinding Noise on Start-up

Question: My Boxster S, tiptronic with 95,000 miles has recently started making agrowling noise on startup. This noise lasts just a few seconds and only happens ifthe car has been sitting for at least a number of hours. Is this a sign of the dreadedIMS bearing failure?

Answer: Submitted by Daniel Cleary. Without hearing the noise I can only guessthat what you are hearing is your starter going bad. Generally if you have an engineproblem the noise doesn't go away. The starter is only engaged while you turn thekey to the start position. If you hear a strange spinning noise for a couple of secondsafter you release the key it a good bet the starter should be replaced.

Technical Q and ABy PCA Technical Committee

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Odometer Not Working

Question: I own a 1997, 911 Carerra 4S. My odometer and trip meter stoppedworking the last time I drove my car. Is this common? Does anyone know how tofix this problem?

Answer #1: Submitted by Joel Reiser. This is not common at all. I wouldrecommend getting the car in to a qualified Porsche repair shop.

Answer #2: Submitted by Ansel Meadors. Yes, I think it is a common problem withat least the 993. When mine stopped working several years ago I found that a lot ofpeople were having this problem. A little plastic gear in the VDO speedometer justbreaks and of course our friends at Porsche know it is a problem but do they holdVDOs feet to the fire... No! They just let the customer hold the bag.

I fitted my speedo with a gear supplied by a guy in Chesepeak, Va (I think). Costless than $10. He makes them at his home/garage.

Air Conditioning Upgrade

Question: I have a 1981 911SC Targa with 66,000 miles that is in excellent originalcondition except for a chain tensioner upgrade. The air conditioner works poorlyand I am about out of Freon R-12. I would like to switch to R-134 and update the airconditioning (hoses, evaporator & etc). My question is will a compressor upgradefrom York to rotary reduce the value of the car since it clearly isn't original.

Answer: Submitted by Bill Burris. The question really comes down to whether ornot your SC is a concours car. It sounds as if you drive it (though the mileage isvery low) so you'll have to make the decision whether or not to sacrifice comfort forpoints off in a concours. If you keep the R-12 system, you're facing an uphill battlewith the refrigerant since it is guaranteed to leak out - even seeping through theflexible hoses - so all you can do is chase it. Migrating to an R-134a system is agreat investment if you want cold air, but you'll have to make the call. Air cooled911's are getting so much money in the resale market right now I personally don'tthink the compressor will make a bit of difference; you can always keep the originalparts if a future owner wants to restore it.

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On a beautiful andunseasonably warmSunday, I joinednearly 60 membersfrom the Motor-Stadtregion on their FallColor Tour that con-cluded at the SandhillCrane Vineyards inJackson, MI. Theevent, which was

hosted by Okemos Auto Collection in-cluded lunch, a tour of the winery, and atasting. In addition, one lucky partici-pant won an afternoon at the PorscheExperience Center located at the newheadquarters for Porsche Cars NorthAmerica in Atlanta. A few weeks later,I travelled to Cleveland to attend North-ern Ohio Region’s Wine Train Excur-sion aboard the Cuyahoga ValleyScenic Railway, an event so popular itsold out. We were treated to a selectionof chef inspired appetizers as we tasteda variety of wines. During the evening, Ipresented several items to the region aswe celebrated their 55th Anniversary. Itwas a pleasure to be able to help the re-gion commemorate such an importantmilestone.

I want to wish everyone a very happyholiday season. We’ve had a lot ofprogress and accomplishments over thepast 2 years, and I want to thank thoseRegion Officers and members that haveworked with me to help make Zone 4 asuccess. I was honored to be invited toand welcomed at so many wonderfulevents throughout the zone. It has beenan important goal of mine to continue tohave our Zone work as 1 cohesive unit.

Since each region is unique, a real efforthas been and will continue to be madeto promote each region’s signatureevents throughout the zone thus provid-ing a greater variety of activities to ev-ery Zone 4 member helping to enhancetheir PCA experience.

During this past year, we have contin-ued to improve the Zone 4 Website.We also organized the first NationalConcours Judges School ever to be heldin Zone 4, and as a result have national-ly trained judges in nearly every regionin the zone. We have expanded the ClubRacing program and are looking to addeven more races in the coming years.We have also greatly increased thenumber of Street Survival programs; infact, Zone 4 hosts the most schools inall of PCA, a fact I am very proud ofsince this is such a beneficial program.

Just because we’ve put our cars awayfor the winter, it does not mean that wecan’t experience the same camaraderieand friendship enjoyed during the driv-ing season. Many regions will be host-ing Holiday Parties this month, andwhat a great way to kick off the holi-days by celebrating with your PCAfriends.

Looking ahead to 2016, plans are beingmade for the PCA preview at the NorthAmerican International Auto Show inDetroit. Information will be sent outand/or posted as soon as details becomeavailable. Please remember to checkyour in boxes, region’s newsletter andwebsite, as well as the Zone 4 websitehttp://zone4.pca.org for the most up to

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Around the ZoneBy Michael SorianoZone 4 Representative

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•Northern Ohio Region’s Holiday Par-ty at Crop Bistro is December 12

•December 12 is Western MichiganRegion’s December Appetizer Party

•Maumee Valley Region’s CocktailParty at the Isleys is December 12

•Central Indiana Region’s AnnualHoliday Gathering and Gift Exchangeis on December 13

•On December 19, Southeast Michi-gan Region will be holding their An-nual Holiday Party

If you have any questions or commentsplease feel free to contact me atMSoriano.ZoneRep@gmail.com

Thanks,Michael

date information about events availableto you. Also, consider attending otherregions’ events, such as:

•Allegheny Region’s Annual HolidayParty is December 5

•December 5 is Rally Sport Region’sAnnual Holiday Party

•Mid-Ohio Region’s Holiday Party atTHE BOAT HOUSE at ConfluencePark is December 5

•Motor-Stadt Region’s Board Meetingis December 8 at Spagnoulo’s in Oke-mos

•December 9 is Michiana Region’sBusiness Meeting at Colombo’sRestaurant

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Garage Sale: 14 years of Excellence and Panorama magazines, Porsche books andwall posters, model cars, ramps, jack and other misc. car items to be sold. Sale tobe held on Friday and Saturday, 8/22 and 8/23/14 from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm at 5918Viramar Rd. Toledo 43611.

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