Gretch

Yeah, baby..................There is no Boogie man!!!!!!

HooRah!!!!!

Now I can stop worrying about your shark........

Gregg K

Congrats, even thought that really sucked to do all of that work.

Actually the timing belt does not change temperature the way you may think. The heat in or out of the belt is the specific heat constant of the belt times the difference in temperature of the belt versus whatever it's in contact with. And over a small period of time, such as a milisecond, that rate of change is extremely small. That's because the specific heat constant of rubber is low. It's an insulator. In fact, the belt spends most of it's time in air.

Now it's time to solve my new sunroof problem.

goliver

Way to go Rob. I was getting nervous as there was no success post over the weekend. I had visions of gnashed valves etc. Glad to hear all is well in Porschedom.

Regards,

geekapalooza

Thanks guys. It's good to be back in business, and life is good again.

Now for the next project. Don't they seem to just never end? Plug Wires, Coils, Shocks, Clean Undercarriage, and on, and on, and on.... Aargh!

ErnestSw

Rob,
My deepest respect for your efforts and patience and my heartiest congratulations on the resumption of your BWAAAAAH!!