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Well the streets are getting dry
16 years 5 months ago #123
by 928mac
Well the streets are getting dry was created by 928mac
OMG i got my car apart and spring decided to come early
Well I need gaskets for the pan and exhaust
but i think ILL make them out of caterpillar gasket paper and 515 loctite flange sealer (get that from work).
I need to get some engine bearings ordered (any thoughts where online)
its a 5L right
This is where I am thinking of lifting the engine from
Any thoughts on this
but i think ILL make them out of caterpillar gasket paper and 515 loctite flange sealer (get that from work).
I need to get some engine bearings ordered (any thoughts where online)
its a 5L right
This is where I am thinking of lifting the engine from
Any thoughts on this
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16 years 5 months ago #124
by adminVB
Replied by adminVB on topic Well the streets are getting dry
Not sure about lifting by that, if it is aluminum, definitely not, in my opinion.
For the oil pan gasket, Roger at 928srus.com, sells a pan gasket kit that has a much better gasket than the stock cork one.
For the oil pan gasket, Roger at 928srus.com, sells a pan gasket kit that has a much better gasket than the stock cork one.
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16 years 5 months ago #125
by 928mac
Replied by 928mac on topic Well the streets are getting dry
Wow thanks buddy, ILL check that site out
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16 years 3 months ago #187
by Richter12x2
Replied by Richter12x2 on topic Well the streets are getting dry
He definitely could use a better website, because he stocks and sells a lot more than it looks like he does. I just picked up one of his silicone oil pan gaskets recently and it looks like it's good stuff. Just got to find some time to work on my car again, instead of my wife's!
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16 years 3 months ago #190
by srshaw3
Replied by srshaw3 on topic Well the streets are getting dry
www.928gt.com/t-928engine.aspx
lists the motor types by code. Yes, it is a 5L
M28/42 is listed as a 89-91 S4 auto, if in U.S.
M28/42 is listed as a 89-91 S4 auto, if in U.S.
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