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Great to know. Thanks. Do you need to gain access by removing the center muffler or can you get to the tri-bracket nuts with muffler in place and/or engine cross support brace in place?
Gentleman….just a short question, since I am due for the serpentine belt change on my 991.1 GT3.
Since the belt change is a service manual item, will it affect warranty in case you change that belt yourself ?
If you're in the US, short answer is no. Unless you use a non-Porsche part and or install it improperly causing direct damage. If you install it correctly with a Porsche part, you're good.
Great to know. Thanks. Do you need to gain access by removing the center muffler or can you get to the tri-bracket nuts with muffler in place and/or engine cross support brace in place?
I only needed to remove bumper, intake box, and rear bumper brace.
Just dropped mine off for this service. They didn't do it at the 4-year service: "It looks fine." I'm buying the belt and they're covering the labor.
Kudos for them covering the labor.
"Looking fine" is great, however is unacceptable. It's prescriptive for the GT3/GT3 RS/GT2 that the belt is done during its 4-year, which by not following the annual inspection could likely deter future owners.
(If that's not important to you... ignore anything in the recommended maintenance. )
Last edited by PhoenixINX; 05-02-2022 at 03:08 PM.
"Looking fine" is great, however is unacceptable. It's prescriptive for the GT3/GT3 RS/GT2 that the belt is done during its 4-year, which by not following the annual inspection could likely deter future owners.
(If that's not important to you... ignore anything in the recommended maintenance. )
Yeah. I specifically requested the belt change as part of the 4-yr service, which is why they covered the labor. I guess I should dress better...