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When people rebuilt their engines, do they put them back in with the lower engine covers? I don't know what they are called but I guess they are for heat.
My covers were off prior to my rebuild and remain off.
Seems like a very good deal. Like 50% of the price of a used set on eBay. Good find. They list a single lower cover at $94 and a single upper at $475!!!
On the topic of steering rack bushings; go oem or poly? I found some threads on here where people got poly, but no one ever really posted if it makes a difference. Threads are too old to bump again.
My workshop manual Volume 1 indexes a section 19 on engine cooling but I don't have that section. I go from 17 to 20. I'm looking for engine cooling oil line information.
My workshop manual Volume 1 indexes a section 19 on engine cooling but I don't have that section. I go from 17 to 20. I'm looking for engine cooling oil line information.
What do you need to know? The PET can be downloaded from Porsche which will show you the different lines and general routing.
I am trying to figure out the oil path in our cars. I want to know because when I removed my lower chain tensioner, there was a lot of crud down there. I wonder what is the lowest point of the oiling system? On the same idea, I drained 8 liters of oil when doing an oil change, even after letting the cooler get to 81 celcius. How many liters does the tank actually hold and why is it bad if its overfilled?
Thanks!
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My copy also skips sections. Goes from 17 Engine Lubrication then the next is 20 Fuel Supply. I always assumed that they kept the missing sections in reserve when they first published is case they had to later add new pages.
I am trying to figure out the oil path in our cars. I want to know because when I removed my lower chain tensioner, there was a lot of crud down there. I wonder what is the lowest point of the oiling system? On the same idea, I drained 8 liters of oil when doing an oil change, even after letting the cooler get to 81 celcius. How many liters does the tank actually hold and why is it bad if its overfilled?
Thanks!
Not exactly sure of your question although the lowest point in the system should be the oil pump pick up. Too much oil will flood the system and you will end up with too much oil flowing back into the cylinders and creating a mess. The PO of my C4 did this and there was oil oozing out of everywhere it could.
Not exactly sure of your question although the lowest point in the system should be the oil pump pick up. Too much oil will flood the system and you will end up with too much oil flowing back into the cylinders and creating a mess. The PO of my C4 did this and there was oil oozing out of everywhere it could. Off Topic John I see you picked up a cayman R nice ride.
Yes, Turbo goes to the shipper today and the R takes it's place in the garage. Can't wait to get it on the track. It seems very focused out of the box. Not doing a single mod. I am however working on an engine management kit for the C4.
Yes, Turbo goes to the shipper today and the R takes it's place in the garage. Can't wait to get it on the track. It seems very focused out of the box. Not doing a single mod. I am however working on an engine management kit for the C4.
All the best with it. A good friend of mine picked up a cayman R full track prepped a few weeks back it will be a beast of a car to compete with and I will pedaling very hard to keep up with him and expend 10 times the energy. IIRC he is pumping 370HP with full motons.
All the best with it. A good friend of mine picked up a cayman R full track prepped a few weeks back it will be a beast of a car to compete with and I will pedaling very hard to keep up with him and expend 10 times the energy. IIRC he is pumping 370HP with full motons.
Thanks. First run through some twisty back roads today. Beautiful
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