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avsarinana 09-03-2015 07:07 PM

adjusting valves with or without the cat on
 
How many keep the catalytic converter on the car when adjusting the valves on a 911 SC... New 911 SC owner and I'm analyzing and wanting to do it myself...There isn't much room in between the catalytic converter and the valves. What's the story ? Should it be removed

Thanks!

vulcan300 09-03-2015 07:23 PM

I didn't remove any of the exhaust when doing the job. But, it would have been easier with it out of the way. The choice is yours. Pulling the cat may ultimately make the job a lot more time consuming if you have to deal with rusty fasteners.

john walker's workshop 09-03-2015 07:31 PM

You just lay on your back, feet to the passenger side and use the short feeler gauge holder. Not too hard.

2jmotorsports 09-03-2015 08:38 PM

Leave it on. I just did this without touching the cat and I am a newb. Took longer to clean my greasy lower valve covers. :D

vash 09-03-2015 08:41 PM

Leave it on.


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avsarinana 09-04-2015 05:11 AM

Beautiful i'll leave the cat on and work around it.... One more thing how about the AC compressor, do you guys work aroumd that . How do you address the AC compressor.

Thanks, info is greatly appreciated.

CCM911 09-04-2015 05:14 AM

Unbolt the compressor from the mount, leaving the hoses attached. Then you could lay it over the rear fender. Use a blanket of course, LOL.

vash 09-04-2015 05:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CCM911 (Post 8780758)
Unbolt the compressor from the mount, leaving the hoses attached. Then you could lay it over the rear fender. Use a blanket of course, LOL.


Very true. This.

Of course the valves are easy when the motor is out. The easiest. Good luck.


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