pp000830

From time to time I trawl these pages for good detail views of the engine and drive-train of our cars for help in future servicing.

I ran across the below outstanding image posted by BlackSnake99 that prompted me to start this thread.

Here is your chance to post your most revealing images of hard to reach or not readily visible service items located on your 993.

pp000830

Here is the driver side of a Varioram engine:



Nicely reveals the engine connections to the car behind the cabin heat blower that are hard to see clearly when the engine is in the car.

Tlaloc75

This is a cool thread - subscribed

BlackSnake99

Wow! Thanks for the shout out. Here are another couple of pics from the same (expensive) day.



New lower valve covers....



Dark side of the moon...

Harry L

My car in early 2008.

Rockit

1995 Non Varioram









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993/907

Clever thread, thanks for starting!
Gordo

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Here are a couple... That require some disassembly.






This spot does require some minor disassembly...



This one requires a little less disassembly.

_snowbird_

Nice shot Steven! Very pretty.

pp000830

This view shows the stock shift linkage from the engine position looking forward:

Juha G

How 'bout this one, revealing enough?:

BlackSnake99

^^^Winner.

Cemoto

Topless cabrio . . .

shadow993

Porsche definitely does a better job with timing chains and tensioners than jaguar.

3 jags since 98' and all had chain/tensioner issues. Meanwhile, my 21 year old Porsche has the original set-up.

mr_bock

Here are some from a couple of years ago...