How do you check the oil level in a Porsche 928?
Figure 7. Check the oil level with a dipstick. Start the engine and remove the car from the ramps or lower the jacks. Allow the car to run for a few minutes, and then inspect underneath the car for oil leaks. Over the next two weeks, periodically check underneath the car for oil leaks.
What kind of lubricant do you use on a Porsche 928?
Using a Porsche Approved and Listed lubricant (or in a 928 as an alternative, a viscosity compliant “mixed fleet” HDEO) is the very best insurance Policy available Additives No “magic additive” such as Slick 50, Wynn’s etc. has ever been shown to extend the life of an engine.
What’s the viscosity rating of a Porsche 928?
SAE30) and by using two numbers for multigrade oils (eg. SAE 15W-40). The viscosity is always given at two points, 40C and 100C. For Porsche 928’s a viscosity rating called “High Temperature High Shear” (HTHS) which is measured at 150C is critical – it must be at/above 3.5cP in our engines when used normally.
When did John Pirtle change his Porsche 928 S4?
Porsche 928 S4 Service John Pirtle, May 7, 2003 http://members.rennlist.com/pirtle Air-conditioning During a Spring get-to-together of area 928 owners (details) we learned about R-12 to R-134a conversions.
What to do if your Porsche 928 is leaking oil?
Porsche 928 valve covers. This job can be done by yourself in a few hours, although it can get tedious. The oil pressure sending unit screws into place with a gasket that is supposed to prevent leaks. You can try to tighten it back up and see if that stops the leak. If the leak continues, then you probably need a gasket replacement.
What should I do about my Porsche 928 odometer repair?
Odometer Repair Oil change Oil Check Valves Oil Filler Neck Oil Pressure Sender Replacement Parking Brake System Pinch Collar- Drive shaft movement Pod Removal and Instrument Cluster Repair Pod Removal and Instrument Cluster Repair Part 2 Power Steering Hose
Is it possible to repair a Porsche 928 international?
928 International 928 International is a team dedicated to providing you with the information needed to repair and maintain your Porsche 928. *Some of these files must be viewed with Adobe Reader. This can be downloaded for freefrom Adobe’s website*
SAE30) and by using two numbers for multigrade oils (eg. SAE 15W-40). The viscosity is always given at two points, 40C and 100C. For Porsche 928’s a viscosity rating called “High Temperature High Shear” (HTHS) which is measured at 150C is critical – it must be at/above 3.5cP in our engines when used normally.