11-20-2018, 12:41 PM
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Will there be cake?
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bits of black plastic in oil filter
2001 986 S 100K (like exactly)
preparing to do the clutch, as described in earlier thread, but today I cut apart the filter from an oil change I had last week and there are some tiny little bits of black stuff, looks like plastic. Some are tiny chunks the smaller then a pinhead and some are little tiny scrapings. Figure this has something to do with chain tensione pads, but thought they were brown.
other ideas?
I'll post a picture at some point, but with turkey day fast approaching and out of town plans, no promises.
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11-20-2018, 01:20 PM
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one man's black is another man's dark brown? search some pics and see if similar; "brown bits boxster oil filter" should do the trick.
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11-20-2018, 04:27 PM
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Is the black stuff hard/plastic or soft/rubbery? Someone may have used black sealant on the oil pan instead of the factory brown or aftermarket grey stuff.
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11-20-2018, 05:09 PM
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Will there be cake?
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Quote:
Originally Posted by thstone
Is the black stuff hard/plastic or soft/rubbery? Someone may have used black sealant on the oil pan instead of the factory brown or aftermarket grey stuff.
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No, no. Hard plastic, tiny. All indications are chain guides, especially given the mileage. Shopping for an engine stand now, suggestions?
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11-21-2018, 12:58 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tonythetiger
No, no. Hard plastic, tiny. All indications are chain guides, especially given the mileage. Shopping for an engine stand now, suggestions?
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You are right you have chain rails wearing. Purchase a cam timing tool set. I also suggest buy a service manual set that covers cam replacement, engine timing, and bolt torquing procedures. You should be able to find one online in a PDF.
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11-21-2018, 02:28 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by jsceash
You are right you have chain rails wearing. Purchase a cam timing tool set. I also suggest buy a service manual set that covers cam replacement, engine timing, and bolt torquing procedures. You should be able to find one online in a PDF.
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Oh, I got all that, Bentley manual and the Dempsey 101 projects book. Looking a timing set from rpc? For around 100 bucks, it looks like it’ll do the trick, I have a link to it in one of my other posts.
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11-21-2018, 08:15 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by tonythetiger
Oh, I got all that, Bentley manual and the Dempsey 101 projects book. Looking a timing set from rpc? For around 100 bucks, it looks like it’ll do the trick, I have a link to it in one of my other posts.
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RPD is the brand, is it worthwhile?
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