How to Remove a 993 Porsche Carrera Engine (part 1 of oil leak repair)

just a little video of how I remove the engine and gearbox from a 993 Porsche Carrera 911. this is only the part 1 so stayed tuned for parts 2 3 and 4 where ill be disassembling the engine, repairing all the oil leaks, reassemble and reinstalling the engine. hope you enjoy the video. like and subscribe to be noted when the other videos come up.

[@Mckorzi]

Great videos and excellent explained how to work on the 993 engine. I learn a lot and hope to see more of you 👍
Super cool. Cheers from Mallorca

[@etc-and-more]

Incredible. Nice job

[@beardedgarage]

Awesome job, you've obviously done that before, nice work. I just recently removed my first 993 motor and it was awesome!

[@babilionmototronic8209]

The technician is more stunning than the car 🤙🤙🤙🔥

[@duc99804]

Hi there, thanks for posting awesome video. Where are you located?

[@zvautobuild8832]

In Malaysia

[@duc99804]

@@zvautobuild8832 can you do more detailed video on 993 please

[@zvautobuild8832]

@@duc99804 i am in the video editing process right now, should be up by this weekend. please consider subscribing so you can be notified as soon as its done

[@duc99804]

Subscribed now 😀

[@bstrutton]

Again, fantastic presentation. I thought of another question as I get ready for my engine drop.. Do you have any tips for positioning the 993s on the lift with regards to all that weight in the back that will be coming out while the car's lifted ? It wouldn't be fun if one came sliding off of the lift :) Thanks!

[@zvautobuild8832]

The jacking points are perfectly balanced for the engine and gearbox removal. I've even had the side frames wheels everything off the rear and still no problem so yes you can trust the jacking points 👍

[@bstrutton]

Very nice job. How long does it take you to drop the engine having done many ? Thanks. For sequence do you follow the Porsche shop manual or have you developed you're own sequence that is more efficient? Getting ready to drop mine for LWF conversion, lifters and all of the 'while your in there' stuff... Luck to have a lift, air & cordless tools stocked in my home garage :)

[@zvautobuild8832]

Thanks for your comment 😁 It takes around 3-4hours to drop the engine and gearbox. I follow the workshop manual unless we use ARP studs which have their own torque specs. You have all that equipment at home! Man that's awesome. You'll have fun building these engines, but remember there's a lot of parts on these particular engines, so if your not familiar with them, then I recommend marking each piece. Enjoy ☺️

[@CEEPMDEE]

Incredibly low audio

[@zvautobuild8832]

Yeah I was using my phone to record, and my phone was crap, so I just had to use what I had. I have a proper camera now so I might remake a whole new Porsche build again. Just need to know which model 911 I should do. I need one that I know people want to see a whole build on