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huesey1974

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  1. Just my .02 my top pump was running low, I bought and refilled it with Pentosin  CHF 11S, that was 2 years ago, system runs perfect and I've never had any issues; I also havn't had to add any since I topped it off.

    Hi,

    A few members of the UK forums have done the same with no issues, I just wonder what the specs are for the Porsche specific fluid. I called the OPC and they said they would call back but nothing yet. I have used Pentosin in all my previous cars hydraulic systems with no issues.

    Thanks for you input.

  2. Hi,

    When I punch the parts number you gave into ebay.uk up pops 2 different types, One from Germany with that number and it says Porsche approved Pentosin CHF11s and the other is Porsche specific fluid only in the U.S. Do you know the spec of this Porsche fluid? Cant seem to find any info on it.

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-911-Convertible-Top-Hydraulic-Pump-Fluid-250-ml-NEW-NS-/151512710209?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2346dc7c41

     

    http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PENTOSIN-Hydraulikol-Getriebeol-Servool-CHF-11S-1-Liter-/181528587432?pt=Autopflege_Wartung&hash=item2a43f26ca8

  3. Nice work. Can you expand on what seats you used (997?) and whether resurfaced or replaced door panel, etc. what kind of sound insulation did you use( can't recognize logo) and why did you go the extra mile with the insulation?- new sound system,Peeved with rear tire road noise ?..?

    Cheers,

    Johan

    Hi,

    Seats are from a low mileage 2004 boxster and are mint condition, Door panels i bought in seperate auctions for about $90 each. Rear panels and seat cushions were dyed with leather dye and look brand new. Dash was from a 996 and was only about $150 and in great condition. All other bits and bobs bought on ebay for small money. Regarding the Fatmat sound proofing, I felt the car was too noisy at motorway speeds and wanted to quiet it down a bit which i think i have although if someone has a cab and the iphone decibel app then it would be interesting to test at 70 mph to see what the difference would be. Best thing is i think i have put the car together much better as there are no rattles or squeeks like before. Also had coilovers fitted and wheels spacers which make the car look and drive much better than before probably due to tired shocks etc.

    Cheers

  4. Hi,

    Thanks, Im very happy with it. There were lots of loose screws etc which explains the rattles, Now all gone. Carpets were soaked due to blocked drains, Again all gone. Changed the dash bulbs to red for the bottom of cluster and blue for clocks and looks more modern now. Fitted some wheel spacers aswell and had coilovers put on a few weeks ago. New indicator stalk which fixed the not working self cancelling indicator issue. Next stop, GT3 bumper and skirts.

  5. Hi,
    I have totally stripped out the interior as the carpets were soaked, After unblocking the rear and front drains I thought that it would be ok, The rear is bone dry now however water is coming in through the area in the photo. There is very little water in the front under the bonnet as the drain is clear yet after 1 day of light rain I have a small puddle in the drivers footwell and its dripping in through here which is just above the accelerator pedal. Want to put her back together but need to figure out how to stop this, Any ideas?
    Thanks

    IMG_20241.jpg

  6. Hi,
    Im thinking of a few jobs for my 99 C4 Cabriolet and one of them is changing the interior from grey to black, Im trying to figure whats compatible between the coupe and cab, Would I be correct in saying the dash, Doors, Seats, Carpet and centre console are the same fit? I realise the rear quarter cards are different but was wondering about the rest. Also is the centre console for a 986 boxster a straight fit? I was hunting for a black on black Cab when I bought it but couldn't find one mechanically right or in mint condition bodywork wise so decided to buy this and change in the future. Might put some sound proofing in whilst the car is stripped depending on JohnnyDangerous's results. Getting some coilover's fitted soon and going to change my rims at some point too.
    thanks
  7. Hey,
    So today I decided to remove the hardtop as im going to do some coilover work and need access to the top mounts. As I put the soft top up I heard a crack and the rear plastic screen shattered, It was very brittle. Anyone know if you can just replace the plastic? On a better note I managed to get the pins on the hardtop to seat properly. the two nuts on the rear pins can be slackened and the pins are in slotted holes, A shove forward and they are now seated at the front. Now to search for a new screen

  8. Guys,

    Does anyone know if its possible to remove the front complete strut without have to remove the driveshaft and the whole wheel carrier?

    Any advice appreciated.

    cheers

    You are going to need to take the strut out of compression, which means removing it and the carrier from the car, in order to disassemble the strut from the carrier so that the strut and spring can safely be taken apart. The axel will stay in the car during this process however. If you have access to the 996 Bentley manual, the entire process is fully documented (with photos).

    Hi,

    Im actually fitting coilovers so really what I meant was the carrier, strut and spring in one go. Sorry for not being clear. So I can squeeze it out then.

    thanks

    Doh, Excuse me I've had a couple of beers, So the carrier needs removed which the axle is attached to thus removing the 32mm nut and a few ball joints? I was hoping I could unbolt the top mount and force the carrier down to remove the strut and spring etc.

    thanks again

  9. Guys,

    Does anyone know if its possible to remove the front complete strut without have to remove the driveshaft and the whole wheel carrier?

    Any advice appreciated.

    cheers

    You are going to need to take the strut out of compression, which means removing it and the carrier from the car, in order to disassemble the strut from the carrier so that the strut and spring can safely be taken apart. The axel will stay in the car during this process however. If you have access to the 996 Bentley manual, the entire process is fully documented (with photos).

    Hi,

    Im actually fitting coilovers so really what I meant was the carrier, strut and spring in one go. Sorry for not being clear. So I can squeeze it out then.

    thanks

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