YOUR RESEARCH1999 911 Engine
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I�m going to have to remove my engine in my 1999, 911 cracked bell housing. I would like any info or advice as to what tests I should do on motor before I pull it out. Obviously I could address any other problems found from testing. Thanks
No advice but was this the yellow one that was for sale on marketplace recently? I was so close to snagging it.
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From what I read on here check cam timing deviation as well as long term fuel trim with Durametric to see whether the chain pads on the cam timing actuators need replacing as well as judging whether the injectors need replacing. Otoh you might just replace them because the opportunity presents itself right now. Same goes for AOS (replace with the ultimate AOS by Porschetech3 is what I would do) I guess tthis thread has caught your attention already but for the sake of completeness I mention it here https://rennlist.com/forums/996-forum/1272700-maintenance-while-dropping-the-engine.html
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Tossed a like on these for giggles. If the motor's done just pull the thing. Lots of threads and videos on this. Think I saw an M96 FS recently in the DMV area
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