tee-jay

whooow! thanks a lot n that one! yes then i think i might just have to look for a turbo 944. now the price is whats going to be my enemy, not only that it is a turbo car, it's a porsche. porsche+ turbo = BIG $$$$! now, since im selling the 944 NA to get a 944 turbo, i might have to sell my 86' mitsubishi starion tsi-r. this car is in pretty much good condition except for the paint. i love it! its a 2.6 L 4 turbo intercooled. now should i or should i not let go of this starion just so i could get a turbo 944... hmmm.... since you guy's know more about the 944 on over all reliability and parts availability. how much would you guy's recomend a turbo 944 for a soon to be working college student having a 944 turbo for it's daily driver?

guru944S

Jayvee, Thanks for the info.

Good post! Guys

Mine on my 87 944s stopped working a short time ago....., Later

Joliett

My 1987 944 speedometer's mph needle started getting stuck at a certain mph.

I thought cleaning and blowing air into the speedometer interior would work, but NO it didnt.

So I took it apart again, and noticed the "bearing adjustment" for the mph needle - located right under the removed needle after removing the needle and faceplate. It's a plastic or nylon adjustment nut thingy. It was loose, so I just tightened it a bit. And volia...MPH was again accurate!

Also...to simply remove the needle - just turn it clockwise until it hits it's stop, and twist and pull gently. It comes right off.

Dan Martinic