Are you sure that the £150 expansion tank is the correct one, year 2001 onwards, the more expensive one £229.99 up to year 2000 on ECP is the correct one I think They are different tanks
You need a Porsche themed flat cap in your videos, you know it`s da rulez
Ha! But is there such a thing as a Porsche themed flat cap? Should there be?
I’ve just checked on eurocarparts website and I think he’s given me the cheaper one of the 2 options but it appears to be the correct one. Fingers crossed for when I hand it into the garage :|
kurlykris Magny-Cours
Joined: 30 Jun 2014 Posts: 2512 Location: Warwickshire
Posted: Mon Sep 02, 2019 10:50 pm Post subject:
Ok, just be aware that a few people have had issues with non-OEM expansion tanks, the filler cap doesn`t seal properly, pressure is lost and they can leak/ cause overheating issues
( test the fit of the filler cap on the threads before you fit the tank, make sure you are happy with it )
I`m sure there is a nice porsche themed flat cap available, failing that a motorsport one at least
My preference is a classic Goodwood racing green courdroy baseball cap _________________ 1998 996.1 C2 3.4 with "Aerokit Cup"
2006 Boxster S sport chrono
2010 Mercedes E350 AMG Sport
sillysally1 Silverstone
Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Posts: 146
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 6:41 am Post subject:
kurlykris wrote:
Ok, just be aware that a few people have had issues with non-OEM expansion tanks, the filler cap doesn`t seal properly, pressure is lost and they can leak/ cause overheating issues
( test the fit of the filler cap on the threads before you fit the tank, make sure you are happy with it )
I`m sure there is a nice porsche themed flat cap available, failing that a motorsport one at least
My preference is a classic Goodwood racing green courdroy baseball cap
Thanks Kris, will give that a go and hope it’s all good.
Haha, not sure about a baseball cap...won’t look as cool when I’m fighting crime in the village
sillysally1 Silverstone
Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Posts: 146
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 6:41 am Post subject:
Little addition to total spend...
Porsche spend to date (5 months and 2000 miles)
Collection of car from buyer - £260
Tyre (Pirelli P Zero from Black Circles) - £142
Tracking - £42
Internal cubby hinge fix kit - £32.36 from eBay with instructions
Front reflector - £30 from eBay (new)
Fan belt - £16
Engine hood strut - £30
Air conditioning pipe replacement - £310
Air conditioning re-gas - £60
Front number plate backing from eBay - £10
Door innard fix - £15
Bleed nipples from eBay - £22 (not yet fitted)
Under front bonnet grommets from eBay - £9.98 (not yet fitted)
Wipers - ??
Interior bulbs - £10.98
Number plate lights - £61.27
New number plate - £20 (not yet fitted)
Expansion tank - £151.46 (not yet fitted)
Underbody lining wheel arch cover - £40 (not yet fitted)
Rear bumper rail - £34 (not yet fitted)
Exhaust tips - £64.98 (not yet fitted or delivered, I hope they’re the correct ones!)
Cost to date - £1362.03
Including purchase price - £7912.03
baldguy Hockenheim
Joined: 09 Nov 2010 Posts: 646 Location: Berkshire & London
Posted: Wed Sep 04, 2019 10:14 am Post subject:
What miles does yours have SS?
Mines in at Northway at the moment engine and box out for all oil leaks to be fixed...
I've got 142k on my Tip C4 now and love it as a daily... i know its not everyones taste the Tip but I can only safley do a Tip/Auto... _________________ 958 Cayenne Turbo - Amethyst
996 Carrera 4 - Lapis
sillysally1 Silverstone
Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Posts: 146
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2019 5:45 am Post subject:
baldguy wrote:
What miles does yours have SS?
Mines in at Northway at the moment engine and box out for all oil leaks to be fixed...
I've got 142k on my Tip C4 now and love it as a daily... i know its not everyones taste the Tip but I can only safley do a Tip/Auto...
149k now, I’m trying to resist any major work to keep the cost down (not that it needs major work but it’s easy to get carried away). I know Ray and he is really good and been a great help with advice.
I guess you’re local to his place and the main Porsche dealership in that case?
sillysally1 Silverstone
Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Posts: 146
Posted: Thu Sep 05, 2019 7:57 pm Post subject:
Check it out, October issue of 911 & Porsche World magazine.
I just read this yesterday evening _________________ 2001 996.2 C2
sillysally1 Silverstone
Joined: 23 Apr 2019 Posts: 146
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2019 10:48 am Post subject:
sp1ke wrote:
sillysally1 wrote:
I haven’t actually read it yet though.
Should I mention I’m the one in the hat?
I just read this yesterday evening
Thanks dude
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