Porsche 993 Engine Removal

Here is a video on the removal of the engine out of a 1995 Porsche 993 C2. It was pretty straight forward. It's been a while since I've dropped a 993 motor so it took lots of work though and lots of hours. Next time will definitely be easier.

[@petercunningham5820]

So good to have you post again. Great video. Can't wait to see whats next for this car.

[@drolasgarage632]

Nothing more on this one but more videos to come

[@Mckorzi]

Excellent, great explanation 👍

[@drolasgarage632]

Glad it was helpful!

[@FueledBy.Passion]

Awesome! Looking forward to seeing it finished.

[@drolasgarage632]

Car sold so unfortunately no more videos on this one

[@FueledBy.Passion]

@@drolasgarage632 You sell them quick. That's great👍

[@mikeravitch1730]

Another great video, hoping it won’t be as long until the next one. Would be great to get a shop/car update. And definitely more Piggy!

[@drolasgarage632]

I'll try to get some more posted up. Piggy will keep making her appearances lol

[@damnning3972]

good to be back hows the safari build gose with the sc?

[@drolasgarage632]

The safari is done. I have to post up the last video on it

[@tv-qg7um]

Hi good afternoon I watching your videos and learning a lot I have a question I have 2006 boxter the spoiler the rear lights the locks don't work I clean the module control unit and have a little corrosion but I cleaned really good
Still don't work if I remplace the control where to buy and I have to reprogram please help me thank you

[@drolasgarage632]

I use a place called Specialized ECU to handle all my flooded and burned up modules

[@tv-qg7um]

Same question if you have one control unit for sale thank you

[@drolasgarage632]

Sorry, no control units for sale. Sounds like you need a rear control module under the driver seat

[@tv-qg7um]

@@drolasgarage632 thank you any idea where I can find the module