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Originally Posted by Cujo911 (Post 11808340)

Rear shocks (much easier access w/ engine out)
Oil lines for chain tensioners (mine were leaking)
Shifter bushings (they’re cheap since you’re placing an order anyways)
Oil filter and crush washers
Brake lines if they haven’t been replaced yet
Check condition of the tins surrounding motor (paint or replace if rusty)
Gasket that seals/surrounds the engine between the body
Shift coupling boot out of tunnel if cracked
CV boots
High temp spray adhesive for sound mat
-perfect opportunity to clean motor/engine bay

* Just had my engine out so I did most of the things (clutch, CV boots, remove/replace AC hoses, evap, drier, compressor, front condenser, motor fuel lines, added Pad Keeper in addition to new sound mat, ‘triangle of death’ parts, repaired cracked breather hoses that are NLA, etc.) mentioned in previous posts.
** changed out my speed/reference sensors and head temp sensor (easy access when motor is out but expensive)
*** Cheap items that you’ll probably need since you’re placing order (decklid strut clips that break, air/oil filters/ etc.). Make sure that you make a list and sleep on it. Save on shipping costs for the $5 parts that you remembered after the fact.

This is a great list, I've had boots done, have a zp shift linkage I just installed.

Any chance you have the parts list for that "Triangle of death". I've done much searching and heard it referenced a bunch but have not found a "And these are the things to fix to resolve the issue" so I've just been ordering everying on the back side of the motor. Would love a parts list if you've got one.\

Love the callout on cheap parts (decklid strut etc)!
thanks much.

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Originally Posted by josephvman (Post 11809183)

I had a full fuel line kit installed, which I got from Griffiths

Same, very nice parts

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Originally Posted by jmd88 (Post 11809232)

Sorry for the dumb - CHT?

Cylinder Head Temp Sensor

930 606 915 00 CHT Sensor
0 261 210 002 Crank Reference Sensors x2

The crankcase breather tower gasket, thermostat O-ring, and oil pressure warning lamp switch are known as the “Triangle of Death”
930 107 791 02 Breather Plate Gasket
900 123 007 30 Seal ring
911 606 230 00 Oil Pressure Sender

Here's the other parts from my recent, intake-off, fuel line service:
930 110 197 14 Intake Manifold Gaskets
930 110 459 00 Intake Manifold Flanges
911 375 043 07 Clubsport Engine Mounts
9P1 129 487 Vacuum Line Connectors x2
928 573 727 02 Vacuum Hose Connector
Griffith Fuel Line set
We tested the fuel diaphragms, cleaned the throttle body and sent the injectors out for refurbishing.

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Originally Posted by Mr. Merk (Post 11809271)

Same, very nice parts

Cylinder Head Temp Sensor

930 606 915 00 CHT Sensor
0 261 210 002 Crank Reference Sensors x2

The crankcase breather tower gasket, thermostat O-ring, and oil pressure warning lamp switch are known as the “Triangle of Death”
930 107 791 02 Breather Plate Gasket
900 123 007 30 Seal ring
911 606 230 00 Oil Pressure Sender

Here's the other parts from my recent, intake-off, fuel line service:
930 110 197 14 Intake Manifold Gaskets
930 110 459 00 Intake Manifold Flanges
911 375 043 07 Clubsport Engine Mounts
9P1 129 487 Vacuum Line Connectors x2
928 573 727 02 Vacuum Hose Connector
Griffith Fuel Line set
We tested the fuel diaphragms, cleaned the throttle body and sent the injectors out for refurbishing.

Exactly what I was looking for!
thanks much.
parts ordered.