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One more 928 torque tube bearing noise & flex plate experience

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Old 10-17-2011, 09:25 PM
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Thanks. Was your problem in the torque tube or the torque converter. I think I read something about a year ago referring to rivets at the torque converter working loose and being replaced with bolts. Not what I need right now... It may make slow trips around the neighborhood for a long while before this gets done.
Old 10-19-2011, 11:05 AM
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My torque tube bearings had to be replaced.

If I remember correctly, the rivets are at the plate-to-? connection on transmission. I can find out more exact details since I have to take my 928 back tomorrow for the dreaded "hunting idle". I'm giving up on trying to figure that out (when I say giving up, I mean I've exhausted my supply of beer and patience :-)
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Thanks for this article. I had the same noise that you described. My "Porsche Specialist" said my TT bearings were causing the noise and quoted repair for approx 2kEur. After reading your instructions I released and replaced the clamp and problem was over. The S4 aut drives like never before. Also it starts much better. Thanks again. Paul



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