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Jack
 
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Heater Backdate Problem - Advice needed

Howdy

I am in the middle of doing a heater backdate on my 3.2.

The problem I am having is that the new shroud piece (purchased from our host) doesn't seem to fit very well. I can somewhat align the holes, but it seems off by 1/4 inch or so, especially in the back. I don't see this making anywhere close to a tight fit...

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance

Jack

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Old 06-05-2010, 02:31 PM
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well, since I had to massage it with a hammer for the disti to fit, I figured what the heck, lets form it. Never thought I would be taking a hammer to a porsche part.

Seems to work now...

-Jack
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I did exactly the same thing. It doesn't fit around the dizzy very well. But it wasn't anything a mallet couldn't fix.
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Hammer is normal procedure on these.
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What engine fan shroud do you talk about ???

The right or left one ???
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The Dizzy is on the left side.

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What engine fan shroud do you talk about ???

The right or left one ???

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