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1995 Carrera Engine Replacement

mwahlert

By mwahlert
in 993, 993 TT Series

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mwahlert

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Hello everyone. A friend of mine is an automotive technician at Elite Foreign & Domestic Auto Limited in Port Jefferson, here on Long Island.

A regular customer owns a 1995 Carrerra Cabrio (manual tranny) and the engine must be replaced. My friend is a very competent mechanic, however, he has never replaced the engine on this particular model and ALLDATA provides very little help.

If anyone, including Porsche dealers, can provide any assistance whether it be tips, tricks or technical data, it would truely be appreciated.

Thank you all.

Mark.

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DJF1

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Just an idea, your friend should get the Porsche 993 Technical Shop Manuals. They would be a good investment anyway when he needs to service the cars in the future.

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