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Old 06-27-2014, 03:15 PM   #6
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Behind the 8 ball

2002 Boxster S transmission rebuild. I haven't located the clear sealant for closing up the transmission case. The clutch plate looked like it could use replacing. A kit including both the clutch plate and the pressure plate was not that much more than just the clutch plate alone, so I ordered the kit. Then I tested the dual mass flywheel and it performed poorly, so I ordered a new one of those. Heck, now as long as I'm in there for that much money and work, I might as well replace the IMS bearing. We have now purchased a DOF (direct oil feed) kit from TuneRS [ Direct Oil Feed (DOF) – 97 – 05 Early Style 986/996/997 | TuneRS Motorsports | Online Shop ] and a set of tools from LN engineering http://lnengineering.com/products/ims/ims-pro-tool-kit-everything-you-need-to-install-a-classic-single-or-dual-row-ims-retrofit.html . This will take us a bit longer to install, but it should maximize the fun content.
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