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Carrera Tip Final Drive Oil Leak


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http://www.autoatlanta.com/porsche-parts/9...9-05/305-02.php

Here is a diagram that shows the seal's location. This should prove to be a pretty simple job if you have a lift but if you plan on working on the ground I think you're in for a real treat ;) . The job isn't very technically challenging but this area is very tight in a tip car.

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Thanks for the info. I think your right about removing the engine. It has 90k on it and could use some attention; this would be a good winter project. Would you know of an engine removal pocedure I could follow? Thanks, Ron

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:wacko: "Removing the engine"? I'm sorry but I think you might have misunderstood what I'm saying. You definitely don't need to remove the engine. That would be a bunch of effort with no return. If you really want to take the engine out for kicks or something than a Bentley manual is a great reference guide but you should definitely leave the engine in for this job.

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:wacko: "Removing the engine"? I'm sorry but I think you might have misunderstood what I'm saying. You definitely don't need to remove the engine. That would be a bunch of effort with no return. If you really want to take the engine out for kicks or something than a Bentley manual is a great reference guide but you should definitely leave the engine in for this job.

Well, i'am glad we got that clear! I understood it as removing the engine was the easest way for this problem. Thanks for staighting me out. I did look at the Bentley website for guidance on this differencal leak and could find nothing of help as far as detail. I wonder if i'am getting in over my head? Thanks, Ron

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