Changing side tinware and valve covers
#16
I don't think your alone, I would say that many of us that have a full service done with valve adjustment have not got the full treatment, it's just to much trouble removing the rusted exhaust bolts.
Its a sorry state but does add to the argument to do all the work on these cars yourself, with the help of rennlist of course.
By the way nice job on the tin ware, one more job to add to my growing list
Its a sorry state but does add to the argument to do all the work on these cars yourself, with the help of rennlist of course.
By the way nice job on the tin ware, one more job to add to my growing list
#17
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
I don't think your alone, I would say that many of us that have a full service done with valve adjustment have not got the full treatment, it's just to much trouble removing the rusted exhaust bolts.
Its a sorry state but does add to the argument to do all the work on these cars yourself, with the help of rennlist of course.
Its a sorry state but does add to the argument to do all the work on these cars yourself, with the help of rennlist of course.
#19
Three Wheelin'
It appears you didn't get a valve adjustment let alone a wash. No way they did a valve adjustment with the cat still on. They ripped you off and that could cost serious money down the road. They say valves on 964 get tighter (quiet) when out of adjustment. I would be pissed. Yes, do all the work yourself.
#21
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
Nothing on the gaskets Matt. However a lot happened since posting this thread. The new billet covers still weeped a bit which was caused by the channels for the gaskets being too deep so they wouldn't seal fully when torqued correctly. This was resolved by skimming the covers. Now they're leak free and nothing needed except for clean gaskets.
#22
Nordschleife Master
Thread Starter
It appears you didn't get a valve adjustment let alone a wash. No way they did a valve adjustment with the cat still on. They ripped you off and that could cost serious money down the road. They say valves on 964 get tighter (quiet) when out of adjustment. I would be pissed. Yes, do all the work yourself.
#23
Race Car
Nothing on the gaskets Matt. However a lot happened since posting this thread. The new billet covers still weeped a bit which was caused by the channels for the gaskets being too deep so they wouldn't seal fully when torqued correctly. This was resolved by skimming the covers. Now they're leak free and nothing needed except for clean gaskets.
keen to do the first valve adj in the next few months - and just to make sure all the
rockers etc.. are ok ... the tin removal looks like it'll help alot
#24
Technical Guru
Rennlist Member
Rennlist Member
Any chance you happen to know your engine serial number? I just found an interesting TSB for the original valve covers...
#26
Nordschleife Master
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