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JFP in PA 10-03-2022 05:48 AM

Yes, both are much more exposed with the trans out,

piper6909 10-03-2022 05:42 PM

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Originally Posted by JFP in PA (Post 649001)
Yes, both are much more exposed with the trans out,

Thank you, JFP.

fornowh03 10-13-2022 10:33 AM

Which one to buy or use. there are so many choices, different prices. which brand did you use?

pilot4fn 10-13-2022 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by fornowh03 (Post 649120)
Which one to buy or use. there are so many choices, different prices. which brand did you use?

I did get the original from Porsche since many has recommended to stay away from aftermarket due to strenght issues on the non original part and the fiddliness of changing the expansion tank.

Rob175 10-24-2022 05:55 AM

YES.....don't "cheap out"! This is one example where YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR. My indi ONLY uses genuine Porsche parts. If I had insisted to use an aftermarket tank he would only warranty his labor to be done correctly, NOT THE PART. So, IF the aftermarket tank failed, I would be on the hook for the part and the labor all over again to replace it.

Honestly, the whole job cost me about $900 (parts and labor). He had the car for an afternoon, I paid the bill and drove off happy with clean hands and "not frustrated".....LOL

Frodo 10-25-2022 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Rob175 (Post 649293)
Honestly, the whole job cost me about $900 (parts and labor). He had the car for an afternoon, I paid the bill and drove off happy with clean hands and "not frustrated".....LOL

I understand what you're saying...and there are definitely tasks on this car I've chosen not to attempt myself. But, frustrating as this job could be at times, when you get it done and everything's working as planned, all those "frustrations" just melt away! :cheers:


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