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Hi Can loctite or a similar compound be used on bolts 9921800501 and 90007548601.....I have been told Loctite 243 or 260 is suitable but I just wanted to check. thanks
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Thanks much appreciated. So if porsche dont sell valve seats I presume the machine shop can fabricate new seats ? Thanks
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I see that some say that all valve seats should be replaced during a rebuild. Problem is it seems that Porsche doesnt list them on their parts list. Anyone got any idea how to proceed ? Thanks
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Engine/Camshaft tools
tony z replied to Dharn55's topic in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
Hi Can someone please tell me which cam timing/holdings tools I need for a 2003 3.6 litre 996 engine disassembly/rebuild and where I could purchase them. Much appreciated ...cheers -
Thanks guys...you are are great.
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You should change your pen name to Issac -:) So where is the best place in the US to buy the parts I need for the rebuilt ? cheers
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Thanks heaps
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Jeepers that’s. quite expensive !. So a traditional engine stand with 4 or 5 fixing points would not be sufficient ?
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Thanks for the comprehensive reply ...... I am now looking for advice in the forum wrt engine stands and whether I should buy a yoke or just use my traditional engine stand i.e. one that has 4 bolt fixing points. Am guessing that I will need to purchase the expensive yoke rather than run the risk of the engine crashing to the floor !!! cheers
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Thanks Loren Does anyone know where I can get an engine yoke so I can fix my engine to an engine stand. I presume that a convnetional engine stand with 4 or 5 fixing points isn’t satisfactorily and that I will need the engine yoke ? Cheers
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Thanks....I tried that but guess they are off line for the moment. cheers
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Hi Can anyone please tell me how to contact the porsche librarian to purchase a copy of the work shop manual that is quoted in his/her 30th May 2014 post . Much appreciated. cheers
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Very good. What do you think I should buy in relation to work shop repair manual(s) ?. I would so be interested in knowing the capacity and make of your sonic bath cheers