My First Engine Drop
 

Although it was spread out over several days due to time constraints things went smoothly. Now it's time to go read through the "while it's out" threads.


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Congrats and great photo!

Awesome, Todd!! I'm still putting off the day when I can post a similar photo.

[QUOTE=tldry;5939676].... Now it's time to go read through the "while it's out" threads.
/QUOTE]

Oh Oh...

This could be costly... How do I know?

Well mine was to install the SSIs and muffler, do a Valve Adjustment, clean and take care of the multiple leak.

Well 3 months later, half the stuff is done but;

A Short shift kit, new clutch cable, new sport clutch, new flywheel, new hardware kit, bushing, starter and the list goes on and on, are in line to be installed.

Maybe in a month or so, I'll be on the road :D:):D

Have fun

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Congratulations....it's amazing how a lot of the "mystique" of a 911 melts away when you pull the engine the first time.

Don't scrimp on the R&R list while it's out.

+1 on no "scrimping"...take your time....

BEST!

Doyle

If you want a good list... Try here on post #41
Oliver's '89 powertrain refresh thread - Page 3 - Rennlist Discussion Forums


I just got the car back together and it is running beautifully.
I learned a lot about the car when I pulled it out and went through the list.

Oliver is my 4 y.o. boy who has laid claim to the Carrera. As we were getting the car running I kept telling him "Next time, you get to do the engine drop/install".

I put it off as long as I could. Nasty fuel leak, along with the need to do a valve adjust forced my hand. Ultimately it wasn't so bad. I'm mechanically challenged so if I can do it, anyone can.

Looking good, I'm definitely concerned about the impact this will have on my liquidity :D

No scrimping on the R&R list, got it. Thanks.

Thanks for the link.