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Found some bits in sump screen of my 72 T

Hi all, I'm having a problem here, I removed the sump screen and I found a lot of debris including the two big pieces in the pictures below. It all looks plastic, no metal bits at all. Engine is 2.4 from a 1972 911T. Any ideas what these are? Thanks

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Old 12-28-2008, 08:45 AM
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Looks like parts of the chain guides. These can be accessed through the chain covers. When you get a look in there check your tensioner's. Oil will need to be dumped at lest out of the engine case.
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I'm pretty sure he's right about the chain ramps. Might be time for a Carrera tensioner upgrade.
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Chain ramps. There are not a lot of plastic parts in the flat six. I would investigate (take chain covers off).

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What the others have said - take the engine sheet metal off the front and talk the chain covers off. I think you'll find at least one of them in lots of pieces.
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Thanks fo the replies guys. PO mentioned he's had some work done on the tensioners, maybe the debris is from that time (I hope). I can't figure out through where these remainings found the way to the screen though.
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Gravity will work them down into the case.

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definetly chain rails...looks like the real old original types...

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