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  1. 7.75 is in liters not quarts. 7.75 liter = 8.19 quart [uS, liquid] From the 987 service manual:
  2. Yes, to me that means they all start as the same shell on the production line. Different cars then get different fenders, strengthening supports, etc.
  3. According to the parts list they all start with the same body in white part number.
  4. Search is your friend... http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?s...ost&p=29574
  5. The coils packs sit on the end of the spark plug connectors. So you just remove a wheel and the heat plate over the spark plugs and inspect the coil packs for cracks or damage.
  6. I would start by checking the microswitch on the engine cover latch.
  7. DO NOT use a pickle fork. Use the tool described here
  8. I have the October 2007 parts lists and they are the same for springs. The factory 997TT suspension is already a "sport" suspension but they are yet to offer 20mm lower option for RoW (like they did for the 996TT).
  9. On an RoW car (which this is) it would be M536 and it is slightly different than a US/Canada M535 car.
  10. I don't know the year of this car - or whether he had the recall attended to but there was a Voluntary Recall addressed on TSB 2/03 A307 - Check Power Steering Threaded Connection -- dated Nov 24, 2003.
  11. It is going to be some work depending on which hose. Have a look at my 3rd radiator mod writeup in the 996 DIY-Mods section. That should give you an idea of what you are into - maybe easier to get it done under warranty.
  12. Remove the B and C pillars. Then remove the one bolt and washer from the small end and the two nuts from the larger end. Remove the window from the bottom to the top (suction cups would be good for this. The gasket comes out to outside of the car.
  13. Most of those wire clamps either squeeze or pull to open.
  14. The outer bulb is the side marker light and it should come on with the headlights. Have you tried the emergency flashers to see what comes on? If none of the lights flash then I would suspect the flasher relay.
  15. Cars with sunroofs actually have less headroom (when the sunroof is closed). You will likely need a racing type seat with the Brey-Krause seat lowering brackets. RoW GT3 Club Sport seat are nice.
  16. That is why I was wondering where you were - try and find a shop with a PST2 or PIWIS tester. They should be able to confirm what the problem is.
  17. P0430 TWC Conversion, Bank 2 - Above Limit Possible fault cause - Oxygen sensor ahead of and after TWC exchanged - Valve lift fault - Aged oxygen sensor after TWC - TWC faulty
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