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Posts posted by Steve Mongrain
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Thanks Loren. :notworthy:
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Hi Loren,
New 1999 996 owner here, changed the steering wheel for the optionnal "Sport Design" wheel. Disconnected the battery in the process & now the radio is asking for the code... Radio is CR-220. Type is 4362, serial number WS002622 01/99. Sincere thanks for the help & for making this community what it is. :)
996 C2, 80K Miles, good flywheel to be replaced during clutch job?
in 996 Series (Carrera, Carrera 4, Carrera 4S, Targa)
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Hi Guys,
Aircraft engine Tech, currently replacing the clutch on my AutoX 1999 996 C2, first time tackling a clutch/IMS job.
While the clutch & Pressure plate are worn out, I inspected the flywheel, based on Porsche's TSB 911 8/02 1360, & found it to be a bit worn, but serviceable. Common knowledge suggest to replace the flywheel every second clutch change or every 100K miles.
Considering the high price of the flywheel, is it Worth it to replace it right now or I can expect it to last until the next clutch change?