PORSCHE 911 Oil System Operation, Overhaul & Upgrades PART 1
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
- PORSCHE 911 Oil System Operation, Overhaul & Upgrades PART 1 (Episode 38)
Time to get the Porsche 996 Oil System refreshed and ready for action. Got to touch a Porsche GT3 in a clown suit & learned a few things along the way.....
PART 2 is right HERE 🤓 - • PORSCHE 911 Oil System...
See how this all started HERE 👍 - • PORSCHE 996 Carrera DI...
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0:00 Introduction
0:25 A Trip to the Porsche Dealer Parts Department
0:53 Porsche 911 Turbo
1:37 Porsche Speedster
3:08 Oil Pump Pickup
3:45 Oil Pump Console Rebuild & Installation
11:16 Oil Filter Installation
12:47 Yogi's Garage Prize Unboxing 🥳
14:00 Oil Heat Exchanger / Oil Cooler Installation
16:49 Outro
17:06 Bloopers 
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PART 2 is right HERE 🤓 - ruclips.net/video/QOXbHqE0SfU/видео.html
See how this project got started HERE 🥳 - ruclips.net/video/8T6GxOoezhs/видео.html
For the algorithm ... and some praise for yet another interesting video!
Very much appreciated Tony! Happy Monday Sir 🏖
Why am I only finding this channel now? Great content.
Great to have you here 🙌 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
I gotta show them the scavenge pump, you horse. LOL.... Another great video! Thank you
Delta looks a lot like Benedict Cumberbatch.
😂🤣🤣 Wow! Thank you for making me giggle out loud while sitting alone in my office 🙌. Perhaps she could be "DOGter Strange" for Halloween! 🦇 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
Love all these! And the dog! Took a break from cleaning out my Hurricane Ida destroyed house/attic. Enjoyed it and put a needed smile on me face! Belly slithering in attic pulling out parts for my 99 Carrera 2 ! God must drive one of these, car survived with only a right side mirror glass! Carry on sir! You are doing an incredible job! BTW the oil pump relief piston has been update to incorporate chamfers on leading edge of piston. Very inexpensive part and new spring while you are there, again very inexpensive.
Godspeed! Dave
Dave, if these videos helped alleviate some of the stress you must be experiencing, that makes me very happy 🙌 I wish you the very best to get things back in order. From all the feedback I have been receiving through this channel I feel that the “99 Carrera will be one of the sought after years as time passes into history. Thank you for the lead on the oil pump relief parts, I will likely address this in this weeks episode Lee Jenkins at Hartech was kind enough to watch today’s video, he went as far as saying that the oil relief valve is the heart blood of the engine, I need to make sure it can move freely. I could not do this with out all the help from people like you ✊ I really appreciate you taking the time to comment Grazie mille! Fratello 🤘😎
Hermoso auto, otros más para la colección.
Loving the cinematography. Your video skills are underrated. 😊
Thank you, SIR! 🙌
Had to change my oil pressure sending unit with engine in the car, no fun, good vid
That would be like digging for gold! It’s so easy when the engines out 🤓 Thank you for watching the premiere 🤘😎
Excellent work so far! Cheers brother!
Thank you, Fred! Did you see your shout-out?? it was a few weeks ago .... Just want to be sure. Thank you for watching 🤘😎
@@ManinaGarage Yes I did! Thank you!
Great vid. Are you a master porche mechanic!!!
Ha! 🤣😂 Not even a little bit! I wish 🤞. I really appreciate the vote of confidence, thank you for watching 🤘😎
Great episode Finn!
That is very much appreciated Josh 🙌 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
ok, now I can resume working... :-)
🤣😂🤣 I won’t tell anyone ✊ Thank you for watching 🤘😎
Wait a sec . . . I shell out $300k for the Porsche Speedster and, and, they, they freaking put a sticker on the front instead of the actual shield?!?! I've got that same sticker on my coffee mug! Great video as always!
YES! and they also remove the engine and seats to save weight, they are available on the options list 🤑
Wooooo! 🙌🙌🙌 sweet new seats with the embossed logo
Waheeeeeee👍👍👍
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Can’t wait to see you drive it!! Exciting stuff
Happy to know I'm not the only one! I have spent more time under this car than in the car 😅 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
Oh my god I know what you mean!! I have a 1999 996 that I spend driving a couple weeks only to later have a bearing failure 😣 😭 been waiting on my cylinder sleeves to be replaced by LN, and replacing crankshaft.
Great video. Really satisfying to see the engine coming together. You should have been a teacher.
Hi there Darryl 🙌 there are days I find excuses to go out to the garage just to see the engine 🤓. I really appreciate you taking the time to comment, thank you for watching 🤘😎
Another good video.
Your comment is really appreciated 🙌 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
There is an updated oil pressure relief valve with a slightly bevelled edge which helps to keep better pressure at tick over.
Excellent videos can’t wait for the next one!
Hello William 🙌 any idea who sells that item? Thank you for taking the time to comment 🤘😎
This is exactly the video I've been in need of. I can't tell how helpful your 996 series has been to me. Can I ask how you cleaned up the oxidised aluminium on the engine ? Yours looks really clean!! Thanks again pal 👍👍
Hello Jon, i took the engine parts to the local car wash first then finished them off with brakleen. There is an episode about it somewhere 😅 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
@@ManinaGarage thanks mate!
Another great one my friend👍🏾
Hey Nate! I really appreciate that 🙌 hopefully your Monday is peaceful and rewarding ✊ Thank you got watching 🤘😎
@@ManinaGarage I’m a little mad at you tho because now I have to watch Yogi’s Garage now too 😡🤦🏽♂️🤣🤣
Great dog my friend.
Hi mucker, great video as always and hope you're keeping well and not overdoing things. You will love the Milwaukie Screwdriver, have one myself along with a load of other Milwaukie tools and wouldn't buy anything else, as their quality is second to none which you will see for yourself. Keep up the good work, and take it easy. Mick 👍🍻🍀
It was a genuinely exciting moment! A dedicated powered screwdriver will be very efficient. They seem to be a quality brand, I cant wait to go screw something 🤓. I’m trying to threat the needle between recovery and progress 😅. Not dead yet ✊. Thank you for being a part of this Mick 🙌
@@ManinaGarage Keep your screwdriver away from Wonder Woman she's mine 🤣🤣
L & N make an oil filter adaptor to replace the plastic (cartridge type) Porsche one and uses a Napa Gold 1042 filter if you want to change it out.
That's awesome Warren, I shall endeavor to include that in next week's update. Thank you very much for taking the time to comment 🤘😎
I didn't understand WHY they did that until I tried to undo the factory filter housing without a wrench... JFC. Strap wrenches were laughed at. I now have another application--specific tool in my toolbox.
Delta is a great addition to the show!
That heartbreaker is our family obsession right now 😍 . Someone commented that Delta looks like Benedict Cumberbatch! I almost fell off my chair 😂🤣😁😭😂 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
Re upgraded oil pressure piston is the 997/M97 part, thus available at Porsche dealer and parts sellers online.
3rd time I post this, but has been deleted twice...gotta love AI...
Your tenacity is appreciated 🙌 I wonder if the part name has some urban dictionary meaning we don’t know about? My videos are regularly flagged for my flagrant use of the word “Flange” I was most confused until I looked it up on the google 🤣🤣😂 That upgraded plunger will be in this weeks episode, thank you sir 🙏
@@ManinaGarage don't ask for upgrades on the piston bottom oil squirtesr 😁
@@bernardmclake3898 Hey! That made it through 🤣😂
Can’t wait to see the heads go back on you are doing a fantastic job , I know I’m jumping the gun but curious to see what you’re going to do about the valve lifters. Peace
Howdy Richard 🤠, That is a great question about the lifters, the plan was to clean and reinstall. Do you think that is foolhardy? Should I buy new ones or get them reconditioned/tested? I really appreciate any insight you may have 🤓 Thank you for watching 🤘😎
@@ManinaGarage well since I had the cams off replacing the timing rails I started checking the lifters, glad I did some were locked up and so far one was not made properly wasn’t centered, trying to make this short some of the lifters, I was able to take them apart and clean springs check balls and put them back together but I would fill better with new ones because of that one bad lifter that I found, Pelican has new lifters two kinds $25.00 and $ 69.00 times 24 lifters.
@@richardowens6520 That is great information. Did you purchase any new ones or only clean/refurbish? I would like to avoid the expense of new lifters, perhaps there is a company that can test them? Can you tell by looking at them or poking them if they are functional? Thank you.
@@ManinaGarage thanks for getting back, haven’t purchased lifters yet, my problem is should I replace just the bad ones or replace all. People have VDO on RUclips rebuilding the lifters that seem to work but the owner before me didn’t care what kind of oil he ran. If your lifters good I wouldn’t replace them, I’m gonna have to do more investigating. Thanks again for getting back to me. Peace
@@richardowens6520 I’ll do the same, thank you. 👍
You have to be pretty hardc0re to delete the oil/coolant "cooler" - lots of crazy parts needed. Focus on the oil baffling underneath in the stock pan first.
PS another great vid, Finn!!!! Love Delta.
Hello Mike, You are absolutely right, even the people that sell the delete say that. They recommend leaving the original style installed and adding an oil cooler through the backflow preventer. They say (Miguel @ TuneRS Motorsports) behind the passenger wheel is a common place to move the cooler for better air flow or if you run Kevlar hoses they recommend running a 3rd radiator at the front of the car. Thats mostly for racers really, it is educational to learn about the various implements people have devised to fix problems or making them more durable in a racing environment. You are 100% on the baffle also 🙌 From the feedback people have been sending, the X51 style baffle is a very popular upgrade even on road cars, that is something I am looking into. For now, a subscriber sent me a baffle to replace the broken one that came with the car. I really appreciate all your feedback Mike, its great to have you looking over my shoulder 🤘😎
Mike! I just saw that you became a member 🥳 You're blowing my mind! Thank you SIR! 🙏
Don't you remember the old say from Hollywood " Never work with Animals or Children" :)
Apparently not, they haven’t killed me yet 😅
So quick question, Do you think you could do a complete break down, and rebuild up to installation for a living?
Hello Mike, that’s a good question. It’s expensive to live in this part of planet earth, you would need to complete multiple engines a month to make the math work as a business. There does seem to be a shortage of Porsche engine rebuilders on the west coast? What do you think?
@@ManinaGarage So here's the reader digest version. You appear to have the Machine Shop issue worked out, the parts supply worked out, but most importantly the F---ing Special tools issue that Porsche requires seems Sorted. Now having said that, very hard to find someone on the west coast who will rebuild a M96 engine without one having to sell a lung or kidney top pay for the privilege of having the engine rebuilt. IT would seem a waist of your new found skills not to parlay this special skill into a little Pizza and Beer Money. I mean you've gone thru the hard part, time to appreciate the fruits of your labor.
Cheers
Mike
@@mikebell1961 Aha! I thought we were talking hypothetical 🤓. For the record, I still feel like a Porsche engine dumbass 😜. I’m not sure if I would trust me to rebuild an engine for money, never mind a customer 😆. I agree that for first gen Carreras the tiny garage is ready to go. When this project is done I will have some solid math to run on, no matter what happens it will be interesting to see how much the whole thing cost plus how much actual labor was required. The videos take much longer to edit than the actual engine work takes to shoot. What part of the world are you in?
@@ManinaGarage So Cal East of San Diego
I find these videos so therapeutic I’m considering buying a 911 engine to renovate. However more urgent, is Amber available from Porsche and do you have a part number so I can order one please??
Happy Tuesday Martin 🙌, it's funny you mention the therapeutic benefits of observing engine rebuilding, the work has a similar vibe, I dig it. I found a 996 engine just 20 miles from here that needs rebuilding, do you want the guy's number? Speaking of numbers......Ambers "Part" number is 1(619) 555-6969 Merry Christmas 😂🤣. Thank you for watching 🤘😎
@@ManinaGarage I’m a little further away from him than you!! But I’m off to Porsche today armed with that part number! Brilliant!!
Well apparently that part number is for the USA Porsche market only! But I’ve done some research and a quick cross reference shows she will fit perfectly in my Ferrari passenger seat!! I can arrange air freight no problem!!
@@mc02fly28 Happy Friday Martin, funnily enough I met Wonder Women due to a Blue Ferrari! I was thinking of doing a “Subscribers Rides” section in the videos, if you would like to be featured message me on gmail stuckinagarage@gmail.com 🤘😎
Porsche speedster - what an identity crisis! 😂 but that engine… 🤤
ruclips.net/video/VCByjUYrv1g/видео.html
That red one made me perk up and listen, the 6 speed manual and the styling make me want one.....as long as someone else is paying 🤣😂.