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My car didn't come with a tool kit and I was thinking of ordering one of these Porsche replacement tool kits from my local dealer, I think thay are about £200.
But what I want to know is are they any good, does anyone have or used one? does it have all the tools I'll need for my 912?
No generator pulley spanner etc. What are you after tools to use our a period correct tool kit? If the former you could get quite a nice usable set of tools from the likes of Halfords professional range, machine mart, etc.
If period correct you could have a chat to karmann konnection who have a deal on tool kits at the moment.
HTH
Sean
1966 912
1969 912/6 hotish rod in build
1974 914 Dead
LI 125 Lambretta (Yeah right it’s a 125)
Mini Cooper s
i have one, christmas present, but when ordered it was ordered for the right age car. it is expensive for a tool kit, but does come with the right pulley spanner ( with pins). i posted pictures some time back, Christmas 2014 i think.
Tim Bennett
RHD Targa 2.2T EFI, Triumph ITB's, EDIS and Megasquirt.
"Old enough to know what's right and young enough not to choose it"
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Without one of these and an allen key taking out the spark plugs isn't fun. PRS also do a nice spanner for £18
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In the 356 Register Journal a chap called Udo Scharf, www.porsche356service.de advertises correct new toolkits for 356 A,B, BT6, C for $448 delivered to USA. I believe the last 356s had exactly the same toolkit as a 912.