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Drivetrain & Fuel System Cutaways
I snapped some reference pics, sans bodywork, to help trace my fuel odor and sort a sloppy shifter on my S2 at the Porsche museum. Thought I would share if it can help someone else.
      
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What and where is this Porsche museum you speak of?
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10-10-2016, 05:41 AM
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Another thing I wonder:
The fuel hoses are covered by a metal cover with polyurethane sealant to prevent odors leaking out. Not a direct quote but it's the idea. How much fuel odor then can be expected in a like-new 944? Is the cover in place to prevent odor after many years? |
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Wonderful pictures
Did you take any other pictures? If so, please post those as well.
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@ Bukowski: Museum is in Stuttgart. There is a factory tour as well.
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  My exact car and color (albeit with euro rear bumper)    In the workshop adjacent to the café and gift shop. I guess this is where they prep/restore examples for exhibits? I would have paid a lot more to hang out there all day |
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