2003 911 IMS replace or change to oiler system??

Asked by GuruF1HBK Apr 26, 2020 at 01:25 PM about the 2003 Porsche 911 Carrera Coupe RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hello have 2003 911  looking to make this a driver and not happy with all the forms on engine failure do to IMS  I have looked into this and it seems alot more practical to install a oiler kit instead of changing ims   and thoughts pros and cons thanks Bill Cody Wy  thanks

3 Answers

If your IMS is 17 years old you may want to replace it and install the oil kit (belt and suspenders).

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The IMS Solution provides a pressure fed plain bearing (like your main and rod bearings) and is a permanent fix for the IMS problem, especially for the 2000-2005 cars that have the weakest single row IMS bearing.

Ok makes sense although the 1900.00 + install kit is a hard one to swallow is there any other option or does anyone rent out install kits??

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