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2002 Porsche 911 M96 996 3.6 liter engine rebuild DIY

By 9552T500

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Description

C4 barn find car with blown engine - step-by-step illustrations of complete engine rebuild at hand of hundreds of images

I could not find a complete docu. for myself on the web when I started - so here I am sharing the documentation of my DIY rebuild of a M96 996 3.6L (3-chain) engine - form removal of the engine form car, teardown to the rods, assembly & putting back into car, and which runs fantastic now.

Illustrations at hand of a few hundred images out of my photo-set which you can click to enlarge on the microsite as well.

I hope I can encourage sb. to do this work on your own too. It is absolutely doable (I have no automotive background , but I am scientist, mostly doing engineering in nanotechnology, and I am passioned about restoring old motorcycles and engines ), and if you love engines - you will enjoy this as I did (and bring the hated 996 back to life).

Link to docu:

http://ow.ly/SjDf30fJkID

snapshoot of the image set the docu. picks from...