IMS
IMS is a part in some Porsche engines that can cause problems if it fails. It's good to know if the car has had any issues with this part.
IMS stands for Intermediate Shaft Bearing, a component in some Porsche engines that has been known to fail, leading to engine issues. It's important to check if a car has been affected by this problem.
Hear It Discussed
"This is a base boxer. [2124.6s] So the base boxer doesn't have the engine with the IMS [2128.6s] or the bore scoring issues. [2130.5s] And they're cheaper."
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055 Everyday Driver Car Debate
"yeah oh god we didn't pay $80,000 for 80,000 miles $15,000 turned out that car had its engine replaced under warranty because the IMS went bad so we had a new engine at 40,000 miles all right"
We Just Spent The Most We Ever Have On A Classic Car! | Ep. 340 TFL Car Chat
"Show us your IMS. It's all fine, mate, it's all fine."
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Episodes Mentioning "IMS"
VW Chaos, New Dad/Old Motorcycle, Pairing With A Diesel Benz | Episode 1,055
Everyday Driver Car Debate
973: Prepping The Nursery, The College Starter Car, High-Score Configurator
Everyday Driver Car Debate
This Dealer Got Burned on a $8,000 Trade-In. Here's How He Now Catches Every Hidden Repair | Industry Spotlight
Car Dealership Guy Podcast
Behind The Scenes With Nathan Merz: Filming PCA Videos!
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MP 1698: The Week In IndyCar June 2 2026
The Marshall Pruett Podcast
We Just Spent The Most We Ever Have On A Classic Car! | Ep. 340
TFL Car Chat
Felix Rosenqvist Interview
SPEED with Harvick and Buxton
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AI Auto Podcast
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SwitchCast
Stop Wasting Your Porsche: The Truth About Garage Queens, Lot Rot, and the 100k-Mile Myth
Eleven After Nine | A Porsche Culture Podcast
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