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928 Engine Re-Re-Rebuild Specialist Rennlist Member
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 7,972
Likes: 34
From: Brighton, MI
The engine is going back in this Saturday!
It's pretty much all back together, and the local 928 gang in Detroit will be stopping by this Saturday for the official re-install.
I usually don't get the chance to head out to the garage until around 10pm each weeknight, so all this has been done between 10pm and 12am during the past few weeks.
Wow that engine looks great , i hope the install goes without a hitch, if you have not done so it is almost a necessity to replace all of the fuel injection hoses , goodluck, Stan
Ahh one other thing you probably already know this but the lower timing cover goes on before the big pulley gets torqued and also one of the tensioner bolts is used to fasten the lower cover to the engine, easy to do with the engine on the stand,Goodluck, Stan
928 Engine Re-Re-Rebuild Specialist Rennlist Member
Joined: Oct 2001
Posts: 7,972
Likes: 34
From: Brighton, MI
Originally Posted by Mrmerlin
Wow that engine looks great , i hope the install goes without a hitch, if you have not done so it is almost a necessity to replace all of the fuel injection hoses , goodluck, Stan
Yep, all the fuel hoses are new, per Roger's replacement kit.
Originally Posted by Mmerlin
Ahh one other thing you probably already know this but the lower timing cover goes on before the big pulley gets torqued and also one of the tensioner bolts is used to fasten the lower cover to the engine, easy to do with the engine on the stand,Goodluck, Stan
Yep, I know this, too. The balancer and bolt are on due to the need to rotate the engine when I was setting valve timing. They need to come off to put the cover on.
That color combination looks outstanding! ... 'course, I am a little biased... and as we all know by now, the red intake and cam covers WILL make your 928 go faster
Great job, it looks so good, you almost don't want to put it back in the car... almost, but then there would be no BWAAAAAAAAAH! and what's the fun in that!?!
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