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Posted

4000mile euro trip

So guy’s the time is near Dublin to Poland just under 4000miles for 4 weeks in 2 months...

So I’ve done a very big service maybe too big but I don't want any problems along the way (which happened on my last trip in a Boxster)

below is the list I gave to my indy. I bought all the parts from Design911 in the UK

Can anyone think of anything else I might have to do before I go???

911 C4 Cab. 6sp. 71062miles

(recondition engine install at 67826miles)

1. Coolant Tank (incl.water hose & tank over flow hose)

2. Air Oil Separator (smoke on start up)

3. Oil Breather Hose*(part of service kit)

4. Sump Plug Ring*(part of service kit)

5. Oil Filter*(part of service kit)

6. Pollen Filter*(part of service kit)

7. Air Filter*(part of service kit)

8. Fuel Filter

9. Spark Plug Pack (x 6) *(part of service kit)

10.Spark Plug Coil Pack (x 6)

11. Drive Belt (with AirCon)

12. Mobil 1 oil OW-40 (x 5 ltr.)

13. Anti Freeze(x 1 ltr.) & Water Wetter(x 300ml)

14. Brake Pads & Disc's (incl. Brake Fluid)

15. Window Lift Cable (Driver’s side not working)

16. Exhaust Noise:(flutter/rattle sound at low rev’s from driver’s side exhaust. maybe loose muffler)

17. Tapping Noise:(tapping noise from the engine at idle,when rev lightly the tapping speed's up, maybe EGR Valve / Lifters connector)

Many thanks to all in advance.

Posted (edited)

Bring:

1) Fully charged cell phone

2) Music (CD's, iPod)

3) Extra quart of Mobil 1

4) Emergency tire repaire kit (plugs)

Have a great trip!

Edited by White987S
Posted

Isn't there a requirement to have a high-vis jacket for when driving in France/Germany ?

Dunno why you want to go - sure its scorching here in Dublin these days :D

Enjoy the trip thought ! I would love to be doing something similiar, but the other half doesn't enjoy Ferry crossings !

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Posted

Ad a fully covered insurance to your list to be sure, fortunately your steering wheel is on the right side ;)

Posted (edited)

White987S, there 4 really important things especially the ipod I completely forgot.

ondafly, I've done many trips like this one but this is the furthest, and it took a lot to convince my girlfriend to join me, also got a nice cabin on the Oscar Wild irish ferry, but a bit price €768

Benjamin Choi, I would not have though 997 coil on a 01 996, it's too late now, wish I did know before, but now I know.

RFM, I just made the call to them today, and last time I checked the wheel was still in the right place :)

Edited by JamesD
Posted (edited)

Well my car is nearly ready, just getting the finishing touch's done.

I was wondering if it would be wise to change the transmission oil, as well?

I asked my indy. and he said if it's not broken you know the rest...

I think he's had enough of the car taking up space in his garage :)

There is 71062 mile's on the clock, the engine is a reconditioned one from AutoFarm uk installed at 67826 m. only 3236 mile's ago

I plan to drive just under 4700 miles in the august

So my question is I suppose, to change or not to change,

the transmission oil???

Edited by JamesD

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