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Air-Cooled Porsche 911 service for Short Hills NJ at Repasi Motorwerks

Air-Cooled 911 Service · Short Hills

Air-Cooled Porsche 911 Service Short Hills, NJ

Short Hills air-cooled 911 owners trust Repasi Motorwerks as Porsche Classic certified specialists. Our technicians understand the nuances of oil-based cooling, valve adjustments on mechanical cars, chain tensioner upgrades for 964/993 models, and the case reseal procedures that keep these engines healthy. From 1964 long-hood 911s to the final 993, we maintain air-cooled Porsches the way they were built to be maintained. Our Stratford, CT facility is 70 min from Short Hills, New Jersey—a drive Short Hills Air-Cooled 911 owners tell us is well worth it for true specialist care.

Air-Cooled 911 Expertise for Short Hills Owners

  • All air-cooled 911 generations (1964-1998)
  • 964 and 993 specialists
  • G-body and impact bumper expertise
  • Long-hood and early 911 service
  • Porsche Classic certified

Air-Cooled 911 Service from Short Hills

70 min

Drive Time

65 miles

Distance

Gold

Meister Certified

Our Stratford, CT facility is approximately 70 min from Short Hills, New Jersey—an easy drive via I-95 or connecting highways. At 65 miles, many Short Hills Air-Cooled 911 owners make the trip regularly for our Gold Meister specialist service. We also offer pickup and enclosed transport for your convenience.

Air-Cooled 911 Services for Short Hills Customers

Oil Service

Air-cooled specific lubricants (20W-50 or 15W-50). Valve adjustment check and thermal cycling inspection.

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Valve Adjustment

Critical air-cooled maintenance. Hydraulic lifter inspection (964/993) or mechanical adjustment (earlier).

Engine Reseal

Case half reseal, oil return tube replacement, and chain tensioner service for leaking engines.

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Cooling System Service

Fan belt, thermostat, and cooling tin inspection. Oil cooler service and ducting repair.

Suspension Refresh

Shock and strut replacement, control arm bushings, and alignment with period-correct geometry.

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Common Air-Cooled 911 Issues We Address for Short Hills Owners

Every Air-Cooled 911 generation has its characteristic issues. Here's what we commonly see and how we solve them.

Oil Leaks (Universal)

Case reseal addressing oil return tubes, chain tensioner gaskets, and case half sealing surfaces.

Chain Tensioner Failure (964/993)

Dual-row chain tensioner upgrade. Prevents catastrophic timing chain failure.

Heating System Issues

Heat exchanger replacement and heater box service. Critical for winter driving.

Cylinder Head Stud Pulling (3.6L)

Case savers or Dilavar studs for engines with thread damage. Common on high-mileage 964/993.

Air-Cooled 911 Service Intervals

Factory-recommended maintenance schedule to keep your Air-Cooled 911 performing at its best.

Every 3,000 miles or 6 months

  • Oil and filter change
  • Valve cover inspection
  • Cooling tin check
  • Visual inspection

Every 15,000 miles or 2 years

  • Valve adjustment (mechanical cars)
  • Spark plugs
  • Air filter
  • Brake fluid flush

Every 30,000 miles or 4 years

  • Transmission fluid
  • Differential fluid
  • Complete cooling system inspection
  • Suspension evaluation

Why Your Air-Cooled 911 Needs a Specialist in Short Hills

Air-cooled Porsches require different expertise than modern water-cooled cars. Thermal management, oil-based cooling, and mechanical simplicity mean different diagnostic approaches. Our Porsche Classic certified technicians grew up with these cars and understand their quirks, common failures, and the art of keeping them alive for future generations. For Short Hills owners, our Stratford facility is just 70 min from Short Hills, New Jersey—and the expertise of five Gold Meister technicians makes it the right choice for your Air-Cooled 911. From routine maintenance to complex repairs, specialist knowledge translates to longer engine life, better performance, and preserved value.

Air-Cooled 911 Service Resources

Learn more about our shop, certifications, and what to expect when you bring your Air-Cooled 911 to Repasi Motorwerks.

Directions from Short Hills to Repasi Motorwerks

Our Stratford facility is located at 1701 Stratford Ave, conveniently accessible from I-95 and major routes.

Frequently Asked Questions: Air-Cooled 911 Service for Short Hills

How far is Repasi Motorwerks from Short Hills for Air-Cooled 911 service?

Repasi Motorwerks is approximately 65 miles from Short Hills, New Jersey—about a 70 min drive. We're located at 1701 Stratford Ave in Stratford, CT. Many Short Hills Air-Cooled 911 owners make the drive for our Gold Meister specialist expertise. We also offer enclosed transport for high-value vehicles.

What common Air-Cooled 911 issues do you see from Short Hills owners?

The most common Air-Cooled 911 issue we address is Oil Leaks (Universal). Our approach: Case reseal addressing oil return tubes, chain tensioner gaskets, and case half sealing surfaces. We see this regularly from Short Hills customers and have the specialized tooling and experience to handle it properly.

Do you offer Air-Cooled 911 pickup from Short Hills?

Yes, we provide enclosed transport service for Air-Cooled 911 pickup from Short Hills, New Jersey. This is especially popular with our GT car and collector vehicle clients. For Short Hills customers, enclosed transport ensures your vehicle arrives in perfect condition.

What does Air-Cooled 911 service cost for Short Hills residents?

Air-Cooled 911 service costs depend on the work required. Oil changes typically run $200-400, major service $1,200-2,500, and specialized work varies by scope. As an independent specialist, we're typically 20-40% less than dealer rates while providing Gold Meister expertise. Contact us for a detailed estimate specific to your Air-Cooled 911.

How often should Short Hills air-cooled 911 owners change oil?

Air-cooled 911s should have oil changed every 3,000-5,000 miles or every 6 months, whichever comes first. We use air-cooled specific oils (20W-50 or 15W-50) that handle the higher operating temperatures. For Short Hills owners with cars that sit during winter, the 6-month interval is critical—moisture contamination in the oil is more damaging than mileage wear.

What does an air-cooled 911 engine reseal involve for Short Hills owners?

An air-cooled 911 engine reseal addresses case half sealing surfaces, oil return tubes, chain tensioner gaskets, and valve cover gaskets. For Short Hills owners, the key is addressing ALL common leak points during one service rather than chasing individual leaks over multiple visits. We also inspect chain tensioners, cooling fins, and ducting while the engine is accessible.

How do I schedule Air-Cooled 911 service from Short Hills?

Scheduling is easy—call us at (203) 257-0987 or use our online contact form. We'll discuss your Air-Cooled 911's service needs, provide timing and cost estimates, and arrange transport from Short Hills if desired. Most appointments can be scheduled within 1-2 weeks.

How long does Air-Cooled 911 service typically take?

Service duration varies by work scope. Oil changes and inspections are typically same-day. Major service takes 2-3 days. Engine-out work or complex GT service may take 1-2 weeks depending on parts availability. We keep Short Hills customers informed throughout with photo documentation and progress updates.

Ready to Schedule Air-Cooled 911 Service from Short Hills?

Contact us today to schedule your appointment. Our Gold Meister certified technicians are ready to provide factory-level care for your Air-Cooled Porsche 911.

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