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porsche42 02-10-2019 09:13 AM

Amount of oil in TTS
 
I change my own oil and have since I bought the car new. Every time I change it I find I need 8.5 quarts to
fill it although the manual says 7.5 quarts. Anyone see this on every oil/filter change? Car is a 15 TTS and
has 23k miles, it burns no oil.

aft86 02-10-2019 10:41 AM


Originally Posted by porsche42 (Post 15628466)
I change my own oil and have since I bought the car new. Every time I change it I find I need 8.5 quarts to
fill it although the manual says 7.5 quarts. Anyone see this on every oil/filter change? Car is a 15 TTS and
has 23k miles, it burns no oil.

For a TTS it is 7.5 Liters (7.9 Quarts.) It is similar for me on a 14 TTS. It uses a bit more, just over 8 Quarts (8.2/8.3) for the level to be green, and mine hasn't showns signs of burning oil either. Hopefully my sensor isn't bad and I'm over filling it haha.

trevorlj 02-10-2019 11:08 AM

Same deal here...I think it took me ~8.7 quarts to get one block below max (ie two blocks below overfull). That 7.5L/7.9 Quarts at max is questionable...it gets worse if you trust that with the "difference between the minimum and maximum marks on the segment display is approx. 1.7L/1.8 Quarts" statement. Don't drive your car with 6.1 Quarts kids...

BTW...from the workshop manual "Filling capacities - 991 Turbo and 991 Turbo S: Filling capacity after disassembling engine: 10.4L" (11.0 Quarts)

worf928 02-10-2019 12:01 PM

I’m pretty sure it’s a function of how long you let the sump drain. Last time, I got distracted by something and the sump got to drip for 4-ish hours. Took 9 quarts.

aft86 02-10-2019 12:08 PM


Originally Posted by worf928 (Post 15628736)
I’m pretty sure it’s a function of how long you let the sump drain. Last time, I got distracted by something and the sump got to drip for 4-ish hours. Took 9 quarts.

Is there a benefit to letting it drain that much? I wouldn't mind leaving it draining overnight ha! https://rennlist.com/forums/images/icons/icon10.gif

worf928 02-10-2019 12:22 PM


Originally Posted by aft86 (Post 15628749)
Is there a benefit to letting it drain that much?

Gets more old oil out?
Can take a nap while dripping?

It wasn’t my intention to let it drain for half the day.

porsche42 02-10-2019 07:14 PM

Yeah 7.5 Liters.I let it drain 30-45 minutes, didn't think that made a difference. thx Guys.

worf928 02-10-2019 09:18 PM

I just looked at my notes: 9.25 quarts to get to 4/5ths on the cluster gauge. That extra - accidental - 3.25 hours of dripping makes a difference...

911tts-LA 02-14-2019 02:11 AM

What oil are you using?

worf928 02-14-2019 02:18 AM

M1 0w-40

911tts-LA 02-14-2019 11:37 AM

Not that I track but I am thinking switching to Liqui Moly 5w40. Anyone has any experience with that?

AirBusPilot 02-14-2019 08:43 PM


Originally Posted by 911tts-LA (Post 15638558)
Not that I track but I am thinking switching to Liqui Moly 5w40. Anyone has any experience with that?

It’s probably a great oil, but I doubt it would be any better than M1 0w40. Just change it every 5k miles and you’re good.

porsche42 02-15-2019 11:53 AM

I use M1 5w-50 was using M1 0w-40, but switched on LexVan oil analysis numbers.

928 GT R 02-15-2019 01:06 PM

My highly trusted mechanic from Orbit Racing in Riviera Beach, FL has a great technique that he uses on modern Porsches. He measures the amount of used oil that came out (including the filter oil) and puts that much in as a baseline, then adds oil as needed to top it off.

As with Dave C's technique, he likes to let them drain overnight and re-fill them in the morning to get a more complete change.

BMS 02-17-2019 04:43 AM

So how much oil is in the total system, I think I read there was a total of 14 qts flowing around, but only half of it comes out at every oil change basically?


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