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993 Oil and Spark plug change

madmanthomas

By madmanthomas
in 993, 993 TT Series

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I like to learn about my cars by doing some of the general maintenance myself. Of course, having worked mostly on American cars I lack the knowledge needed to do repairs/maintenance to my 911. Could somebody either recommend and book/guide or a website to look at that details step by step instructions to change the oil and the spark plugs on a 97 Carrera 4S?

thanks,

Tom

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I like to learn about my cars by doing some of the general maintenance myself. Of course, having worked mostly on American cars I lack the knowledge needed to do repairs/maintenance to my 911. Could somebody either recommend and book/guide or a website to look at that details step by step instructions to change the oil and the spark plugs on a 97 Carrera 4S?

thanks,

Tom

PORSCHE 993 THe ESSENTIAL COMPANION by Adrian Steather

http://www.amazon.com/Porsche-993-Essentia...r/dp/1904788947

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I like to learn about my cars by doing some of the general maintenance myself. Of course, having worked mostly on American cars I lack the knowledge needed to do repairs/maintenance to my 911. Could somebody either recommend and book/guide or a website to look at that details step by step instructions to change the oil and the pulse plugs on a 97 Carrera 4S?

thanks,

Tom

Why don't you try to consult your repair manual?? Or, try this one http://www.renntech.org/forums/index.php?a...amp;code=amazon. I think that will redirect you to the manual that you are looking for. Or try to go outside renntech, www.drivewire.com/part/ignition-system/spark-plugs/. Why don't you just google it instead?

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I like to learn about my cars by doing some of the general maintenance myself. Of course, having worked mostly on American cars I lack the knowledge needed to do repairs/maintenance to my 911. Could somebody either recommend and book/guide or a website to look at that details step by step instructions to change the oil and the spark plugs on a 97 Carrera 4S?

thanks,

Tom

Check out the DIY section at P-car. I have used several of the guides with success.

http://p-car.com

John

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