928 's

[wills928]

hey all i just grabbed 2 928, one is a 1982 , white, no windshield, inside pretty beat up , but has salvageable parts(int blue) most int in trunk, dont know if it was ever white from factory but hey who knows, it has the old school phone dials, the other is red auto, with the old school bbs rims, anyway, i bought them for a few pieces and i will be parting the rest out, i should have delivery of both tommorrow, i need to get off computer and secure a garage as my wife said buy them BUT DONT BRING THEM TO THE HOUSE! lol, ANYWAY, i cant gaurantee any parts as i dont really know their condition myself, i will put a little time into the motors to see if they work in the event someone needs one or parts for one! let me know whats out there needed. I AM LOCATED in 19071 zip code

[Fredfox]

Good ac compressor?

[trucker677]

I have a 82 3 spd auto tranny, I am looking for the plastic sight glass, tranny fluid level thingamabob, mine is cracked but I sealed it for now, but I want to replace it. I will take care of shipping and all that, how much for the part if you have it

[Opelotus]

I'm looking for a plastic jump post cover in the engine bay, and vertical grille supports.

[MikeB7]

What year is the other one (red auto)?

[Brenton928S]

I have an idea about manufacturing my own vertical grille supports, I just need to talk to a local engineering mate of mine about it but i think it will work and look the part as well, I'll let you know.

[MPDano]

Originally Posted by Brenton928S

I have an idea about manufacturing my own vertical grille supports, I just need to talk to a local engineering mate of mine about it but i think it will work and look the part as well, I'll let you know.

I might be your first customer. Make 'em big and beefy and black <--that sounded kinda weird. I am in the market for a center one.

[Maleficio]

Originally Posted by mpdano

i might be your first customer. Make 'em big and beefy and black <--that sounded kinda weird. I am in the market for a center one.

:d

[wills928]

white is 82, red one looks to be 79-82, both look identical except red has bbs wheels and no sunroof, i will have to figure a way into the red one as it has no keys, i will check vins and be in better position from there. i will post parts and pieces from there, and i will try to send cleaned pieces(because i know the few time i have bought privately i paid extra shipping for the oil and dirt)

[wills928]

finally, got porsche here are pics, tell me what yer looking for and if i got it , its for sale, (few parts are spoken for, ie, ac compressor, trans fluid tank, etc)

[trucker677]

I am also looking for a good power steering hose, it is the pressure one I am looking for, mine has a lot of pinhole leaks in it, I tried the magic wrap on it and it didn't work at all, would not recommend it to no one.

[Landseer]

I think you might be able to slit the hose from the connections, apply new hose with hose clamps, and reuse the hardware.
Don't score the fittings with the knife during the process.

A good power steering hose is not going to originate from woeful shells like that one.

[Mrmerlin]

Trucker for your hose issue you can remove the line and take it to a hose shop they will remove the old crimps and hose and fit new lines with crimps should cost about 45.00

[trucker677]

hey Landseer,

I thought about going that route with the hose clamps but decided against it as I thought the hose clamps wouldn't be enough to hold the hose on the fittings because it is the pressure side. Do you know anyone that has tried this before and if so was it successful. if it does work I will do it for sure.

[kennner]

What would you want for the evaporator?

[kennner]

Trucker, don't be so cheap and get the power steering hose fixed properly. Hose clamps are great if you are broken down on the side of the road for a temp solution.

[baby shark]

The white one may not be a '82. It seems to have the 'S' steering wheel. May be a '83 or up.

[wills928]

vin, checks as 1982

[RedS4]

Originally Posted by trucker677

hey Landseer,

I thought about going that route with the hose clamps but decided against it as I thought the hose clamps wouldn't be enough to hold the hose on the fittings because it is the pressure side. Do you know anyone that has tried this before and if so was it successful. if it does work I will do it for sure.

The hose clamp idea is excellent, Landseer.

for other applications, I have used hose clamps for fuel injection, which is certainly higher pressure than power steering

No reason not to use a hose clamp permanently. The worm screw type can apply more pressure than the hose can take.

[firefighter7128]

Im looking for a good working wiper motor, pass side front marker light lense and rear hatch locking assembly