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89 911 engine fan
Can anyone confirm that the engine fans for all 84-89 Carrera's are the same? If so, what is the part number?
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That was quick. All who particpate in this board are great. Many thanks. Brian
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broken blade...
Well...now I have a broken fan blade. It happened during the process of changing out the alternator...dont ask how...it just happened...I would assume this is terminal. Let me know your thoughts.
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I assume you have the broken piece? If so, I'd take it to a TIG welding shop that does aerospace/aircraft repair- Given all the different types of welding rods availabe today, they can probably weld it for a reasonable cost. It would then have to be ground down and sanded smooth to match, and then I would recommend having it balanced.
I had something similar done at a shop in Phoenix years ago- they produced welded jet engine parts for Garrett AirResearch. The guy who fixed a oil cooler for me had the most perfect, and tiny, TIG welds you have ever seen..... If you can't find a shop to do it, send me a PM and I will ask a buddy in PHX about it. He builds $50k +++ 911 race engines- if it can be fixed, he will know who can do it. If you do end up sending it to PHX, Jim Patrick/ Patrick MotorSports, can check the balance, although any good machine shop that the local raceguys use could do the same..... Tim |
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