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Old 11-06-2011, 07:19 PM   #28
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Originally Posted by Ghostrider 310 View Post
Report: Much of the dis assembly to remove the engine is done, my only concern will be raising the rear of the car with the front on stands to get the engine out. Regarding the oil & filter, both look like they were just changed, no particles in filter of any kind. Do you have to pull the transmission to get the engine out?
Just curious...
Why are you pulling the motor? Did you get a professional diagnosis that it is toast? Big chunks of metal in the oil filter? Zero compression? Connecting rods sticking out the side of the engine case? Scoped the cylinders and verified massive carnage? I haven't seen anything in your posts to indicate the motor needs to come out at all. It might be a simple repair for an experienced Porsche tech who knows these cars inside and out.

It would be a shame to remove the motor only to find a failed power steering line that lost fluid. I'm just sayin.......
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