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Triangle of Death
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964 Turbo - but essentially close enough to 930 - How difficult (or possible) is it to replace the 3 seals in the TOD with motor in - and NOT removing the Fuel Distributor? Thanks-
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11-08-2023, 09:20 PM
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I only know the 930, but it should be do-able. Just a matter of what peripheral crap you have to move.
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yeah I'm figuring/hoping to just remove the intercooler, move the ac compressor out of the way and remove airbox. Wasn't sure if there would still be a nut or something I wouldn't have access to...?
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Here is a link to a website and forum where they are discussing it in a little more detail...But not directly pertaining to a 964
https://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/index.php?/topic/35797-sc-triangle-of-death-leaks/ https://ponderingporsches.blogspot.com/2016/02/the-triangle-of-death.html Last edited by icemann427; 11-09-2023 at 09:45 AM.. |
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I lowered my engine about (911) about 3 inches to make it a lot easier.
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Follow up
Ok I'm close - problem is there is a little black bracket that supports the corner of the fuel distributor that is keeping the breather cover from lifting off/over the studs. I removed three 13mm nuts but the bracket won't budge. I don't see a fourth. Am I blind? What am I missing? EDIT Nevermind - got it. It actually was being held captive by the vertical stud off the FD. Project now completed. We'll see how long til this area leaks again. Thanks in advance-
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