How to Determine if Rebuilding your Porsche's Engine is Right for You
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The document discusses the factors to consider when deciding whether to rebuild a Porsche engine due to issues like low performance from carbon buildup, engine knocking from worn components, and sludge buildup indicating internal wear. It highlights that an engine's performance is critical to the vehicle's overall value. Euro Plus Automotive, established in 1984, offers specialized services for German and Japanese cars with a warranty on parts and labor.
How to Determine if Rebuilding your Porsche's Engine is Right for You
- 1. How to Determine if Rebuilding Your Porsche’s Engine is Right For You
- 2. Over time, your Porsche may experience engine problems due to high mileage and normal wear. An engine's performance directly affects the overall well- being of your vehicle.
- 3. Without an engine, you essentially just have a shell of a Porsche that is only worth the parts.
- 4. Here are reasons you would choose to rebuild your Porsche's engine.
- 6. A Porsche with a lot of mileage will inevitably have a lowered performance.
- 7. A common reason for your Porsche to experience low performance is a carbon buildup.
- 8. This blocks the valves & prevents adequate air and fuel to enter the cylinders resulting in decreased power.
- 9. The low performance also leads to improperly burned fuel and increase in emissions.
- 10. Engine Knocking
- 11. A knock in the engine commonly occurs when the combustion process no longer occurs at the right moment.
- 12. The piston assembly supplies much of the power in the engine from the force pushing on the top of the piston.
- 13. The piston and rod are designed to move up and down in a reciprocating motion.
- 14. When they become worn or damaged, then they will not be able to provide proper force needed to power the engine.
- 15. Dirty Engine
- 16. When the professionals are changing the engine oil, they alert you about sludge buildup in the engine.
- 17. This almost always means there are one or more parts within the engine rubbing together. When this occurs, the parts that are rubbing together become worn down and are not able to function as intended.
- 18. Euro Plus Automotive For Your Porsche
- 19. Euro Plus Automotive employs ASE Certified Technicians who are highly trained in German and Japanese cars.
- 20. Euro Plus Automotive employs ASE Certified Technicians who are highly trained in German and Japanese cars. Our shop was established in 1984 with a dedication to providing all dealership services at a fraction of the cost.
- 21. Euro Plus Automotive employs ASE Certified Technicians who are highly trained in German and Japanese cars. Our shop was established in 1984 with a dedication to providing all dealership services at a fraction of the cost. Our work is backed by a 2-year/24,000- mile warranty on all parts and labor.
- 22. Euro Plus Automotive employs ASE Certified Technicians who are highly trained in German and Japanese cars. Our shop was established in 1984 with a dedication to providing all dealership services at a fraction of the cost. Our work is backed by a 2-year/24,000- mile warranty on all parts and labor. To schedule an appointment, call us today.
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