Porsche 911 Engine Assembly Guide Part 27 - Alternator, Power Steering, Starter, etc
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- Опубліковано 6 чер 2024
- This is Part 27 of the COMPLETE 911 engine assembly series that goes over installing some of the components on the top of the engine, including the alternator, power steering pump, starter, oil fill tube, etc.
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Nice to see your rebuild coming along. Mine is a little behind yours, but then again I’m going for the record of the world’s slowest engine rebuild. Looking forward to your next video. Cheers!
+@edwardmigliore6484 I don’t know if you will ever achieve that with us still in the running! 😂 🍻
I really appreciate these videos and have almost caught up with you guys on my 987.1 3.8 build. To tighten or loosen pulley bolts, I recommend a heavy duty strap wrench which you could ideally wedge against something.
+@user-rj7sd2ey9c that’s great! Good idea too 😎🍻
You might want to double check the pulley attached to the alternator. Mine was rubbing and I found I needed to manually align the outer washer.
+@user-rj7sd2ey9c manually align it to what?
Just centered the outer washer by eye and made sure it was no longer rubbing before torquing.
Can you give me the part number of the gasket at 1:44? The one I ordered is the metal type which was wrong. Thx.
+@user-rj7sd2ey9c I want to say that part came with the gasket.