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How does the factory spare tire pump looks like? I was trying to get familiar with the collapsible spare tire in my 911 recently, and to test it, of course no pump. The factory book dos not have a picture of the DC spare tire pump. I know any aftermarket pump will do, I tried searching the host catalog but nothing came up.
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OEM Air Compressor.....
Looking for one like this?
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boyt, email sent.
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I can't tell you how many soccer balls and bicycle tires I've pumped up with those compressors over the course of my life. They're so damned helpful it should be a crime.
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boyt, email sent. Something I think I need!
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Yeah, where the he11 do you put them? Just let them slide around in the trunk?
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Seriously, again, where the he11 do you put them?
Just let them slide around in the trunk? Mine's aftermarket and I try to wedge it next to the tire, but it still moves around. |
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It is wedged under the lip of the front trunk.
Before the official Porsche pump came out, 911s came with el cheapo British or American made electric pumps. I have one from my '78 911SC. It's awful. For day to day emergency use I bought a really nice one at Griot's Garage. |
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My 86 didn't have one, i looked forever for one, e-bay, etc. Ended up just buying a cheaper Craftsman one. I still keep the Craftsman one in my Tahoe, it gets used all the time.
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Delete the over-weight space saver spare and the pump. Front end is about 60 pounds lighter resulting in more response at the steering wheel. 50 pound battery is next. A/C long gone. Smuggler's box a great place to place factory tools and Fix-o-Flat.
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Didn't the SCs come with a different pump, that was standard for VWs too?
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I don't know which 1978-1983 VW model you're referring to. I'd be surprised if they came with an electric pump at all. I didn't even know they used space saver tires. I'm trying to remember the manufacturer of the original 911SC pump. I think it ended in "aire". I'll take a look tonight when I get home.
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The originals are made by Intercompressor.
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that Conti one looks nice.
I've had many portable pumps in 15 years of owning and driving Porsches all over California. I have to say I've had my rear saved more times than I can remember by having some portable air. This is the one I have now. I've saved one other motorist with it so far. It comes in it's own fabric zippered case. ![]() I just realized I actually started driving my first Porsche 22 years ago. Dang I'm getting old! Last edited by rusnak; 04-25-2007 at 02:32 PM.. |
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My Craftsman one is a 5 year older model of this one. It works well and was less than $20.00. I have used mine a ton, and so have neighbors.
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Does anyone have experience fixing the porsche pump. Mine is not working and I can not figure out what is wrong with it. Any ideas?
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