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Old 10-27-2013, 11:13 PM
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I bought my 91 964 3 hears ago this fall, since then i've done a lot of major work to the car including a complete body strip and paint
it now has 170K miles and i'm pretty sure according to the records and my limited knollage that the motor has never being out

a while back i posted the above video on my clacky sound coming from the motor underneath
also after a high rev i get a little blue smoke
now after chatting with you, i've decided to drop the motor and do a top rebuild

i can do some of the work but am limited

my plan is to send the heads to Steve Weiner to rebuild the heads and, if my motor is before the head gasket era i'll have him groove the cylinders for head gaskets
i'm keeping it all stock except maybe a Eprom upgrade

heads rebuilt
maybe valves if needed
new head gaskets
new rings
Viton gasket set
head studs
and then we'll see what else once its out

i'll do my best to document the work and as always welcome your knowledgeable feed back


here we go

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Old 10-27-2013, 11:15 PM
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still prepping the lift
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some shots of the oil leaks
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Old 10-28-2013, 12:12 AM
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Awesome project! Can't wait to see the progress! Good luck. Subscribed.
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looking forward to following your progress, subscribed
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I did mine this year - learnt lots, many frustrating moments but very rewarding (I think?) and lots of great experience available on the forum

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Check the through bolts on the block... No sense in replacing all those gaskets twice.
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Woah, those are some good leaks!

A couple additions for your list-

- I think that the timing chain cover gasket set is seperate from the headgasket set
- front and rear crankshaft seals
- oil sender o-ring
- breather gasket

EBS Racing seem to be the folks to go to for these kinds of bits.

Looking forward to following the thread. Good luck!
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i'm down to the last snag before it comes out

anyone ever had the longitudinal cylinder not come out? i mean stuck in there

here are some current pics including the stuck cylinder

thanks in advance
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i have the fork out and i thought the cylinder should just pop out?
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Mine was stuck in pretty good. It looked like the previous owner had used some sealant.

It should come out since the fork is what held it. Be careful as I believe these are NLA. I found a used one luckily as mine was toast.
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so yes is did finally get the longitude cylinder out ... that was in there almost for good lol

so heres the goods on the floor, dismantling and bagging the parts
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as you can see i didn't have any strong friends so i improvised
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removing the cam nuts here
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