I am presently having my '07 911 turbo being fixed for the "dreaded" P0021 engine light. The repair is being done in CA, by whom I wont say, but he said the repair would probably be around 20K. Does that seem out of line or about right? Thanks Spike G
I bet a lot of 997.1 turbos are driving around with a partially slipped cam and the owner doesnt know. Mine was fully spun on bank 1, no codes. I pinned the cams as a preventative measure, only to find out bank 1 was already spun. It's a big job for sure, but not impossible to DIY. Just takes patience and garage space. My turbo yas much better response at hugher RPM$ now. It's noticable from before. You just need the proper timing tools.
What's the cost of removing the motor, pinning these, and reinstalling? Just an average if you know. Have a small coolant leak, lines have been pinned but motor may need to come out to replace a hose, so might do this or send it to you to have it done. Thanks
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I am presently having my '07 911 turbo being fixed for the "dreaded" P0021 engine light. The repair is being done in CA, by whom I wont say, but he said the repair would probably be around 20K. Does that seem out of line or about right? Thanks Spike G
Nice video. About What’s the ratio of a spun cam on stick shift vs tiptronic 997.1 Turbos. Thx
Honestly it’s very random.
I bet a lot of 997.1 turbos are driving around with a partially slipped cam and the owner doesnt know.
Mine was fully spun on bank 1, no codes. I pinned the cams as a preventative measure, only to find out bank 1 was already spun.
It's a big job for sure, but not impossible to DIY. Just takes patience and garage space.
My turbo yas much better response at hugher RPM$ now. It's noticable from before.
You just need the proper timing tools.
What's the cost of removing the motor, pinning these, and reinstalling? Just an average if you know. Have a small coolant leak, lines have been pinned but motor may need to come out to replace a hose, so might do this or send it to you to have it done. Thanks
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Broooo your channel is the best Porsche channel, i am in North Carolina, Porsche owner i want to be your costumer, where you are located, or tell me the website or something, thanks blessings.
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