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I actually ended up painting with an aluminum color engine paint that is supposed to have ceramic in it.

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I know there is a thread out there about painting the oil pan flat black to aid in head dissipation. I'm assuming that painting it a gloss color wouldn't hurt the cooling at all, can anyone back this ...

I should say that I've looked in the PET document and haynes and can't find a real detailed picture.

Uhhh ok...I sorta took my throttle body apart thinking I could get it back together. WELL.....I can't. Does anyone have a close-up picture of one? I just need to know how to get the spring and all ...

it goes to the coil. It's right behind the headlight motor.

YES! I got it out. And I don't even think I damaged the Starter Ring. Thanks for your help guys!

You're probably right. I didn't think of that.

I screwed a bolt into that pin and used a screwdriver to pry it out and also the claw end of a hammer. After I hit it with some WD-40. Worked pretty well.

Yah I can drill it out. I just wondered if there were an easier way. Once you drill out the head how do you get the threaded part out? I may try the dremel to make a slot on the head and them use a sc ...

You gotta love old parts. Trying to take the starter ring off the clutch/pressure plate, one of the pan head bolts with the inner hex drive, whatever it's called, stripped. Any suggestions to get it ...

I lied....I think the hoses go to the water tube that goes alonside the engine.

1) BZ 6,3 x 12 is the bolt size they have shown on the parts diagrams for the radiator fans.

2) Nothing goes in the hole on top of the intake. At least noting in my car.

3) Part number for the ...

Wow, I look on Pelican at least once a day at stuff and never saw that. I'll probably try the junk yard route but this is freakin Oklahoma so I'm not getting my hopes up. $215 isn't too horrible for ...

I found one on Ebay UK, but or says the seller won't ship. I may just call a Porsche parts department to see of they still make them. Have not found them anywhere else.