YOUR RESEARCHPictures on Lift Motor Out?
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does anyone have a picture of a 996 on a lift with the motor / tranaxle out? I need to see how much space (if any) is between the trans and the tunnel that runs between the console and the two back seats. Thanks - Ryan
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Of course this will be different for a C2 and a C4.
I don't know if this will help.
Guys - THANKS A MILLION! "Time115" you saved me from drilling holes into my coolant lines! Much appreciated. - Ryan
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