I’ve been stung for the £104 duty and costs which isn’t an ideal start … was expected thoughrhd racer wrote:Let me know how you get on James - these have been repaired before so am not sure how good they are going to be
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964 C2 - Rolling Resto
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Re: 964 C2 - Rolling Resto
James
1973 911 2.4S
1993 964 C2
2010 987 Spyder
1963 Honda C100 Supercub
Its not how fast you go, but how you go fast
1973 911 2.4S
1993 964 C2
2010 987 Spyder
1963 Honda C100 Supercub
Its not how fast you go, but how you go fast
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Re: 964 C2 - Rolling Resto
Depends how much they stand you I suppose!
I managed to fit the heat exchanger this evening, so turned it over to build up the oil pressure, reconnected the ECU and started it. The anticipation of a whisper quiet engine did not quite pan out….it sounded like an unsilenced tractor. I then remembered the O2 sensor which I hadn’t refitted…which explained the unsilenced clack clack. It wasn’t that the welds had immediately blown out thankfully.
Anyhow, I don’t know where the O2 sensor is, I can’t find it in the engine bay but it is there somewhere. When we put it all together we figured it had been mapped out, which I understand is fairly common. So that’s a job for another day. In the interim I put a blanking plug in there and it is now as quiet as a mouse. Ran it up to temp, filled the oil to half way and it is just about there.
Better still, it appears so far to be completely dry…

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I managed to fit the heat exchanger this evening, so turned it over to build up the oil pressure, reconnected the ECU and started it. The anticipation of a whisper quiet engine did not quite pan out….it sounded like an unsilenced tractor. I then remembered the O2 sensor which I hadn’t refitted…which explained the unsilenced clack clack. It wasn’t that the welds had immediately blown out thankfully.
Anyhow, I don’t know where the O2 sensor is, I can’t find it in the engine bay but it is there somewhere. When we put it all together we figured it had been mapped out, which I understand is fairly common. So that’s a job for another day. In the interim I put a blanking plug in there and it is now as quiet as a mouse. Ran it up to temp, filled the oil to half way and it is just about there.
Better still, it appears so far to be completely dry…

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93 964 C2
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'You see Paul, hill climbing is like making love to a beautiful woman. You get your motor running, check your fluids, hang on tight and WHOA..30 seconds later it's all over!' Swiss Tony
99 Boxster 2.5 > 3.4 hill climber
71 914/6 3.0 - gone
'You see Paul, hill climbing is like making love to a beautiful woman. You get your motor running, check your fluids, hang on tight and WHOA..30 seconds later it's all over!' Swiss Tony
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Re: 964 C2 - Rolling Resto
I take that back…
The worst thing, it seems, about fixing an oil leak is that it shines a light on another.
It appears I have a lower rocker cover leak around number 2. I have nipped up the nuts (and I tightened the upper cover too just in case it is throwing its’ voice) but to no avail. Looks like I will need to replace the gasket to resolve, but as you can imagine access is poor and would be greatly helped by removing the catalyst I have just fitted! A job for another day then

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The worst thing, it seems, about fixing an oil leak is that it shines a light on another.
It appears I have a lower rocker cover leak around number 2. I have nipped up the nuts (and I tightened the upper cover too just in case it is throwing its’ voice) but to no avail. Looks like I will need to replace the gasket to resolve, but as you can imagine access is poor and would be greatly helped by removing the catalyst I have just fitted! A job for another day then

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93 964 C2
99 Boxster 2.5 > 3.4 hill climber
71 914/6 3.0 - gone
'You see Paul, hill climbing is like making love to a beautiful woman. You get your motor running, check your fluids, hang on tight and WHOA..30 seconds later it's all over!' Swiss Tony
99 Boxster 2.5 > 3.4 hill climber
71 914/6 3.0 - gone
'You see Paul, hill climbing is like making love to a beautiful woman. You get your motor running, check your fluids, hang on tight and WHOA..30 seconds later it's all over!' Swiss Tony

