Porsche 928 GTS Crank end float. Why and how to check it.
Explaining why it important to check the crankshaft end float, and showing how it is done. This was done on a 1995 928 GTS but would apply to any of these cars with automatic transmission.
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"Porsche 928 is alright". Also on the Nürburgring.
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Rare Porsche 928: Bringing an abandoned classic back to life
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It’s a mistake to throw away old car alternator! This easy idea you’ll use every day
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The man who raced death, and won. Porsche 928 s
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We Bought an Abandoned Ship 4 Years Ago... This Is What Happened
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Porsche 928 manual review
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Rebuilt air-cooled Porsche engine running on test stand. First Start!
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I Bought a Cheap Porsche 928 Manual 11 Years Ago — Was It a Mistake?
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Porsche 928 Must Do Mods! - Part 2
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A real 1980's icon! This 1985 Porsche 928 is totally wicked! CAR WIZARD is freaking out over it!
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Why This Aircooled Porsche Ran So Badly… And How We Fixed It
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Which Porsche 928 Should You Buy?
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Ford Improved the 5.4 Triton… Then Made It Worse
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Porsche 928 Modifications - Part 1
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Air-Cooled Engine Build, 1969 Porsche 911T 2 Liter
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Waking Up A Sleeping Giant! Rare Engine Starting Up🔥
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Pakistani Workshop Transforms Totally Damaged Jeep into a Cool Vehicle part 2 - @Pakistani-Hands
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I BOUGHT A BROKEN GT3RS THAT PORSCHE REFUSED TO FIX
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$1K Oil Pan Gasket? Time for an LS Swap?
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