POST 1Original post
Hello, I am requesting a distance measurement from the M96.24 (Boxster S 3.2) engine/transmission mounting surface to the flywheel clutch surface. Thanks
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POST 2Original post
From this measurement I can determine the position of the clutch disc relative to the input shaft splines. Thanks
POST 3Original post
Hi - I'm not surprised that you've gotten no answer. It would require someone with an M96.24 apart on the bench somewhere to give you that measurement. And even then - I'd find your question a bit confusing. Please read https://www.planet-9.com/forums/new_members/ - this is a case where perhaps a photo of what you're looking for, or even a marked-up reproduction (from a parts catalog or similar) of the area would be helpful.
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