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what service you cannot DYI over 10 year period?
Amazing video. Saving for when I buy my 991.2
Nice brief video, tightly edited.
But those brake pads were barely worn. I would have left them.
Same with the spark plugs. I think I would have inspected and reinstalled. They're good for at least 40,000 miles, if not 60 or 80,000.
K & N filters don't work as well as stock paper filters.
I like how you work good job……Ken
Bosch aren't known for being consistent on pre-gapping. But also, if you gap your own spark plugs you can set them to a wider gap and get better performance from the engine. Yep, you might have 0.7 mm as standard, but apparently the best performance comes at 1.14 mm. It really does make a difference (Of course, if you gap them too wide, you'll notice misfires).
Hey brotha nice vids but I would like to know how to order TLG mudflaps thank you
With regard to collecting the oil, all you had to do was unscrew the drain cap on the container to let air in and the oil would have started flowing into it.
two things. You shouldnt use straight dialectric grease. It needs to be dialectric / teflon compound BMW had it cheaper than porsche. Due to the heat from the proximity of the turbos, you need that type. Also you dont put it on the tip of the plug, you swab it on the inside 1 inch of the coil pack boot. That way the boot doesnt sieze on the porcelain. Also the bottom clamp of the turbo intake tubes are not to be reused. THis is all in the service manual
Is the whole engine Made in Poland or just the heat shields? 😉
I am stoked that the algo brought your video to me. Although my 911 is not the same model. This video provided many details. I work on all my own cars which is the only reason I can own what I do, including custom cars.
And I thought working on my 997 was a pain. Porsche is really going backwards making it very hard for individuals to work on their own cars.
There was some oil on the old spark plugs threads, is this OK? Or is there a gasket leak
The 991.2 Carrera T may be the best bang for your buck sports car for the track…and street as well tbh. Great detail on the vacuum lines(bottom line).
991.2 CT is the ideal spec.
Happened to come across your channel and glad I did. Subscribed and looking forward to more video(s) as I'm a DYI person. Wonder what it would have cost if a Porsche dealer did the work?
Great job Tommy! Was a pleasure to watch you work. By the way, what music what that as you changed the spark plugs? Very soothing 🙂
I can tell this is going to be another great video. Thanks, Tommy!
beautiful job. I really enjoy your videos, your attention to detail is amazing
“A few moments later” is from SpongeBob 🙂
Cool vid again!! Nothing like doing work on your own car 😉 rewarding…
One tip? Please get rid of the rubber line attaching the gas cap to your car. No Function and a lot of risk of banging the cap to your car…. There is handy spot where you can put it when filling up. And let's be honest, when was the last time you've dropped a gas cap… hahaha
Anyway, keep it up! love your videos!!
Another awesome video Tommy! A lot of work going into making this video, much respect brother.
Awesome video! Thank you so much for this.