Reducing transmission noise on my Porsche 924 - Part 29 

Thank you for the support and the comment Gunplashop. You are right, no one seems to make the foam new. I think if a foam manufacturer had all the measurements they could certainly produce a few hundred and sell them quickly 🤞👍

@@Witty924 If I were a Porsche executive and understood the latest trends... It seems to throw a bait to people who like OLD PORSCHE. I believe that the Porsche I bought can make all the necessary parts at any time, whether new or not. Even now, you can get various parts compared to other manufacturers, but... My guess is that old Porsche owners are potential owners of new ones. Porsche really cares about this.

Thanks, Dan, the stereo is a nice upgrade, has the old look and feel with some of the more modern tech. Hope your 924 is going well ;)

@@Witty924 oui ma 924 va bien 😁. J'ai fait ma première vidéo dessus et je pense fait bientôt le maître cylindre et le wur en restoration. Et je fait en même temps des vidéo sur ma peugeot 406.

Thanks for the comment GB. You are right it didnt click in during the video. I had to tweak a little more but all is locked in nicely 👍

Thanks Flexnes, so if you look on the righthand side of the stereo just next to the round turning button you will see a small mic hole built into the unit. Admittedly, I have only tested while parked up, the big test this Saturday is to try a call while cruising, all being well the person on the other end of the phone should hear me, I can hear them as they come through all 4 speakers nice and clear so fingers crossed on this one ;)

Thank Chris, big test on Saturday to see if its made much difference, my hope is in 5th gear while cruising it takes the edge off gearbox whine, That said I do need to do a gearbox oil change which can also help a little in the noise department ;). The red button is the addition front fog lights that i have fitted below the front bumper, all installed before I bought the car, its a nice touch for night time driving with extra light ;)

@@Witty924 and there was me thinking it was for the ejector seat. :D. It’s not a subtle button! Fingers crossed it’s quieter :)

The foam really helps trust me.

@@Ermy1996 thanks Emry, going to try it this week on a run so will let everyone know 👍

Hi Trent, thanks for the comment. There is an idle screw on the throttle body. When you look at the engine standing from the front of your car you will see it sticking out towards you, it's has a cylindrical casing with a flat head screw within it. you can turn it to alter your idle speed. If that doesn't work take off your airbox and air filter and reach under the airflow meter plate, get someone to start the car and just raise the plate to see if it keeps running. Then you need to look at your warm-up regulator, it's attached to the air manifold and has a couple of fuel lines running to it. Now it might just need a good clean out and nothing more, that's the unit that controls your fuel pressure to your injectors. Let me know how you get on.