Porsche 911 Carrera Technical Manual page 36

911 Carrera (996) Clutch, actuation
4.2 Clutch master cylinder push rod
Do not grease, as this could result in damage.
4. Grease specification
The following grease specification must be
observed during assembly work on the pedals.
4.3 Area around boost spring
Depending upon the type of boost spring used,
greasing is either necessary or not permitted.
The following general rule applies: Do not grease
coated parts, as otherwise the coating is lost.
4.1 Pedal bearing axle
Greasing generally necessary.
Lubricate sliding surfaces of the bearing
bushings X and the pedal bearing axle
with Optimal, Optitemp LG 2,
Part No. 000.043.203.37.
4.3.1 Carrera Mod. '98/ some Mod. '99
A. Boost springs installed as standard:
Push rod open on one side. Parts uncoated.
Grease pin for boost spring (arrow) with mating
bearing on the boost spring push rod, the boost
spring bearing (arrows) and the bearing pins on
the boost spring with Optimal, Optitemp LG 2,
Part No. 000.043.203.37.
First remove old grease with solvent naphtha.
The boost spring and interior of the boost
spring housing are lubricated with a special
grease. This grease is not available as a spare
part. If necessary, replace the complete boost
spring (with housing).
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A -Clutch pedal lever
B -Brake pedal
C -Steering outer tube
X -Bearing bushings
1 -Retainer
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30 Clutch boost spring: allocation and grease specification
Printed in Germany. 18, 1998 9963017