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Odometer fix 86 928
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I am as many, in the process of correcting issues and bringing my 86 928 up to spec. Im just done with the oil pan, valve covers and intake vacuum seals. Also break pads have been replaced. just had the front seats done to continue with other interior work.
does any one in the NY area know someone who can fix or work on the odometer issue. My mechanic is not doing that.
I havent the space or tools to work on it myself, hence i have the work done with a mechanic.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Doing it yourself is much more cost efficient, but if you insist, maybe someone else will come forward with a recommendation of who/where to take your car locally for repairs.
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pcar928fan;11026 wrote: Is there a tech write up on this? I can't believe there isn't! It has been done many times, but does deserve its own write up. As does the pod removal itself I think. There are so many things to do and that need to be done in there it would be good to have a Dwayne style write up on Pod R&R!
Actually, James, I believe Dwayne does have a write up and the pod removal and speedo repair. It can be used as a reference for about 90% of the job required to do the odometer repair. As much time as I spend wrenching on my 928s, I should be doing my own write ups. :rolleyes:
Seriously, I will start taking pictures of various things that may be of use to others. My 928s are usually used for daily driving. The reality is that I do spend quite a bit of time wrenching.
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I have read the write up, and also have the PDF version with all the pics. However i've been with such a crazy schedule that im not able to set aside time for the repairs myself. Besides that, i lack a garage or permanent parking space (go go NYC alternate side parking!) to keep the car in one place while i fiddle with the pod. Im looking for a space however. If that comes through, i'll be doing some wrenching myself.
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