Common 991 A/C leak
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Not a bad video
Why didn't you just removed the rear bumper cover?
Looks like it would have given you that much more room and less fear of beating it up removing components.
Why didn't you just removed the rear bumper cover?
Looks like it would have given you that much more room and less fear of beating it up removing components.
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Interesting. Thanks for posting. These are really tight working quarters. This is when you want either the factory warranty or CPO.
Hey, that car was a cabriolet. Who needs AC!
-5 right now in Chicago. No AC needed. Will be about -18 next week. Dang.
Hey, that car was a cabriolet. Who needs AC!
-5 right now in Chicago. No AC needed. Will be about -18 next week. Dang.
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I agree with you, the video will prove helpful to others in the future, probably to other things besides this specific repair.....like the serp belt and throttle body cleaning, just to mention a few.
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Thanks for watching. More to come.
In all fairness and respect to the stout & robust 991...about the only "common" repair on our cars is the crazy COVs. Let's hope it stays that way in the years/miles to come. When I saw this thread this AM, I was fully expecting to stone impact damage being the cause to the evap./condes. in the front bumper.
I agree with you, the video will prove helpful to others in the future, probably to other things besides this specific repair.....like the serp belt and throttle body cleaning, just to mention a few.
I agree with you, the video will prove helpful to others in the future, probably to other things besides this specific repair.....like the serp belt and throttle body cleaning, just to mention a few.