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> oil change gasket kit, ordered
brcacti
post May 11 2020, 04:01 PM
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So no one had this in stock, many could not even order it. Napa said they just ordered it for me, gasket for strainer and crush washer. I believe I have the only porsche 914 in this town/city of Casa Grande, AZ.
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iankarr
post May 12 2020, 09:40 PM
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After a while you get a sense of when to call this a porsche and when to call it a VW (IMG:style_emoticons/default/wink.gif). Your engine is a VW type 4...so anyplace that sells bug parts should be good.

As for leveling the car, you're probably best off getting 4 jack stands. Ramps are kind of a pain, unless you have a way to keep them from sliding. If already up, you can use 2 stands in the front to level. Please buy the dual locking or pin type...not the single ratcheting, which are far more prone to accidents. Like this...
https://www.amazon.com/Pro-LifT-T-6902D-Dou...tive&sr=1-2
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