Thought you guys might get a kick out of my first youtube video. I am tracking down a noise that my 964 engine makes when it is cold, and my local mechanic pointed me towards the timing chain tensioners. I'm not 100% sure that's what the problem is, but when the engine is decelerating you can see the chain tensioner moving up and down. I figure I will replace them anyway and go from there. As far as this video, the engine is already warm, so the mystery noise is not actually on the audio.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O-eyXRc64fw

 

That is too cool!

Now, you have to video something like this:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...613&pr=goog-sl

 

Fantastic videos, thanks for sharing!

 

Now THAT was most cooly.

 

That was very cool indeed!!! Thank you!!

 

You can actually embed that right in here, if you are so inclined. All you have to do is type in [_yt] O-eyXRc64fw [_/yt] only remove the underscores. I had to add the _ to keep the board software from actually liking to your video. The O-eyXRc64fw bit is from the youtube URL right after the "v="

Here's how it looks embedded:



Great video!

 

i've always wondered why the valves rotate... the valve springs do it too...

 

In my DOHC Fiat engines, the valve tappets are off center on the cam lobe to allow them to spin, and distribute any wear over time. FWIW.

 

Did you guys see this in the associated videos? 917 Spider engine repair.. wow.



I love learning new web tricks.. thx Elbee

 

Good find!

 

Great vid but I have just lost an hour looking at random 964 videos as a result!!

 

Thanks for the comments guys.

JD, I didn't realize it was that easy to embed the video, or I would have added it to the post.. thanks.

 

You see, you ask, you find out

I knew there would be a reason - thanks!!

 

Looks like you have an oil leak there.