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ALB posted:
Highlander356 posted:
Talking about metal work and engine tin.
My mechanic a ‘so - called air cooled VW/Porsche expert’, removed my engine to place a new clutch kit and a new alternator.
He cut the tin / metal in the engine and didn’t even replace it. I have been driving the vehicle for 12 months with recirculated air. No wonder the engine is completely destroyed.
You should see the pictures of the metal / tin work, this mechanic needs to be reported to some Global VW / Porsche safety authority department.

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