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1993 968 Tiptronic torque tube replacement
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Need help, My mechanic has informed me that my issue with my 1993 968 Tiptronic Cab is the torque tube, and we are having a very difficult time in trying to track one down. can anybody point us to someone or a vendor that I can get this part?. Any help is appreciated.

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#2

why would you replace the entire tube?  normally you just replace the bearings

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#3

There is one on ebay, in the UK, a little over $200.   Item number:  282234708712

 

Also do a search on "Porsche 968 torque tube" and some rebuild places surfaced.

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there is one on each coast that i know of, and have done work for me, with which i was satisfied.  the best one is black sea.

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#5

Called Black Sea and  they were very helpfull and informed me that I would need a SPLIT torque tube and they don't service this part.

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weird.  the last time i talked to them, the one that they would not service was the split tube.  maybe they meant that you had a split one, and they won't do those, because typically they do a core/exchange deal.  check and see if yours has a split in it.  basically it would look like a 1/8 "-1/4" wide slot at one end.

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#7

You are correct, I have the split one and they don't service those. Any advise????

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#8

They sell the bearings that your mechanic could install in your tube, they just don't service the split ones. 

 

Guess this answers it. http://www.blackseard.com/site/index.php...mitstart=2
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#9

EDM, you might get some help on a post over on R.L..

 

Well I can not delete the below link for some reason. Go over to Rennlist.com and on the Water Cooled 944 / 968 postings look for the post of Der Treiber , TT Bearing question , 1-19-17. This is a good post and even shows the pictures they are talking about how to affix the bearings with steel pop rivets.

 

http://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-944-951-968-forum/971602-tt-bearing-question.html

 

Cheers,

Larry Beer

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Quote:EDM, you might get some help on a post over on R.L..

 

Well I can not delete the below link for some reason. Go over to R.L..com and on the Water Cooled 944 / 968 postings look for the post of Der Treiber , TT Bearing question , 1-19-17. This is a good post and even shows the pictures they are talking about how to affix the bearings with steel pop rivets.

 

http://rennlist.com/forums/924-931-944-951-968-forum/971602-tt-bearing-question.html

 

Cheers,

Larry Beer
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#11

My mechanic tracked one down at DC auto and it worked out, all is good, hopefully nothing else goes wrong. Thanks to everyone who replied .

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