IMS bearing
The IMS bearing is a small part inside the car’s gearbox that helps it run smoothly. If it breaks, the car can make a big noise and may need expensive repairs.
The IMS (Intermediate Shaft) bearing is a critical component in the Porsche 911’s transmission that supports the intermediate shaft. Failure can cause loud noises and drivetrain damage.
Hear It Discussed
"“...what's the other thing that's wrong with those other than the IMS bearing? What's the other thing...”"
COTA LIVE - All Questions | Episode 1,048 Everyday Driver Car Debate
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COTA LIVE - All Questions | Episode 1,048
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996 Turbo: The Porsche Worth the Risk | with Andy from While You're In There
Eleven After Nine | A Porsche Culture Podcast
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