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Old 12-20-2010, 08:12 PM   #1
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Yes......I keep hearing this and always wonder what the deal is. I suppose there is a huge polymer section to it and it is susceptable to embrittlment over time? I am at 11 years and have never felt anything like the engine shifting around. I guess I would have to be out of the car and maybe have a look. Is there a 997 upgraded mount that all are using? Is it fair to say that there is no additional labour in getting at the mount while you are at the pump? I would like to do these myself if they are feasible using jack stands....
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Old 12-20-2010, 11:16 PM   #2
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Is there a 997 upgraded mount that all are using?
987, not 997
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Old 12-22-2010, 07:33 AM   #3
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I just had my water pump changed on my 01 box with 37k km.

The plastic impellers were still perfect, the pump seems in pretty good shape.

But at least now I've gotten rid of one potential problem...

Also had the low temp thermostat put in.... temperature is now usually slightly above 80 degrees C, goes up to approx 90 degrees when pushed hard (same as prev). No other noticeable difference though.

I changed the serpentine belt at the same time, although it still looked good. And was very glad I did, got rid of the whining noise especially when the weather is cooler or engine is cold..
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