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Engine removal instructions

mr_Brink
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Hi all!

Because I have had an engine fire, I am planning to remove my engine these days. I have a workshop manual, but I failed to find the instructions how to remove the 3.4l engine. Does anyone know where it is in in manual, or maybe another source for removal guidelines? Thanks in advance!

Martijn

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Hi all!

Because I have had an engine fire, I am planning to remove my engine these days. I have a workshop manual, but I failed to find the instructions how to remove the 3.4l engine. Does anyone know where it is in in manual, or maybe another source for removal guidelines? Thanks in advance!

Martijn

Boxster or Carrera? (you posted in Carrera but your profile says Boxster)

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Hi all!

Because I have had an engine fire, I am planning to remove my engine these days. I have a workshop manual, but I failed to find the instructions how to remove the 3.4l engine. Does anyone know where it is in in manual, or maybe another source for removal guidelines? Thanks in advance!

Martijn

Boxster or Carrera? (you posted in Carrera but your profile says Boxster)

Mr Brink has a Carrera. I have seen a photo of his ride here on RennTech on the "Random Featured Porsche".

Regards, Maurice.

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mr_Brink

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Thanks Maurice ! Yes, I have a c4 I had a boxster but she was crashed (by a girl to be accurate :P ) and received the instructions already from kas996. It took me 1,5 days and it was not too hard to do. I will upload some photos of the process and keep you up to date. Thanks

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If you have the workshop manuals for the 996 the engine removal instructions are in Volume 1 Engine and start with page 50 if the car has Triptronic and Removing and installing engine for the GT3 starts on page 92, Removing and installing engine as from MY 02 starts on page 150.

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