911 G-Series
Maintenance & Inspection

Wear parts · Model years 1974–1989

Porsche G-Series Maintenance.

Everything for servicing and preserving the air-cooled 911: oil circuit, ignition, brakes, filters, belts and gaskets — curated in OEM / original equipment quality, sorted by part group, with verified part numbers.

OEM / original equipment quality · Shipped from Germany · DACH incl. Switzerland

Focused on the G-Series

From the 2.7 through the SC to the Carrera 3.2 — the maintenance groups are tailored precisely to model years 1974–1989.

OEM / original equipment quality

A curated program from established manufacturers. Genuine Porsche parts are explicitly labelled as such.

Shipping DACH & Switzerland

Shipped from Germany across the entire DACH region. For Switzerland we prepare the export documents.

Part number check

Not sure whether the part fits your model year? We check assignment and part number before you order.

The service book

The intervals.

The G-Series doesn't forgive procrastination: the air-cooled flat-six lives on clean oil, correctly adjusted valves and an intact V-belt — it drives the cooling fan and is therefore directly responsible for engine cooling.

The reference values shown here come from the Porsche maintenance schedule and workshop practice. Your service book and the condition of your car are what counts — when in doubt: check earlier.

Every item links directly to the matching part groups further down this page.

Service schedule · 911 G-SeriesReference values
  • 10,000 km / 1 year

    Engine oil & oil filter

    Dry-sump lubrication — check the oil level only with the engine at operating temperature, car stationary. Replace the oil filter with every change.

  • 20,000 km

    Adjust valve clearance

    Mandatory on the air-cooled engine — including new valve cover gaskets.

  • 20,000–30,000 km

    Spark plugs & ignition system

    Replace the plugs; check ignition leads, distributor cap and rotor arm at the same time.

  • Every service

    Check the V-belt

    Drives the cooling fan and alternator — check tension and condition, replace when in doubt.

  • Every service

    Air & fuel filter

    Replace the air filter element according to condition. Fuel filter with the major service — especially relevant with K-Jetronic.

  • Every 2 years

    Brake fluid

    Check pads, discs and brake hoses for wear and ageing at every service.

  • As needed

    Timing chain & chain tensioner

    Visual and noise check. Hydraulic Carrera chain tensioners are the proven upgrade for early engines.

  • Ongoing

    Oil circuit leak check

    Check oil lines, oil tank and seals for seepage — fix small leaks early.

Service kit with engine oil

The complete service for the Carrera 3.2.

For the Carrera 3.2 the service kit comes ready packed: filters, spark plugs, sealing rings and the engine oil in the viscosity of your choice in one delivery. For 2.7, SC and Turbo we put the items together from the maintenance groups, just send us the model year and chassis number.

Wartungsset Porsche 911 Carrera 3.2 mit Ölfilter, Kraftstofffilter, Luftfilter, sechs Zündkerzen, Dichtringen und fünf Dosen Motul CLASSIC EIGHTIES 10W-40 Wartungsset 911 Carrera 3.21984–1989

Included

  • 1 × Ölfilter930.107.764.01
  • 1 × Kraftstofffilter928.110.253.06
  • 1 × Luftfilterelement930.110.393.00
  • 6 × Zündkerzen999.170.157.90
  • 2 × Dichtring Ölablassschraube900.123.118.30
  • 5 × 2 l Motoröl in der gewählten Ausführung

The oil change volume with filter is around ten litres and exactly that amount is included. You pick the viscosity when ordering. Valve cover gaskets and nuts are not part of the kit.

Choose your oil

incl. 19 % VAT, plus shipping

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The archive

The part groups.

Service kits and six maintenance groups, linked directly to the matching categories — each item backed by current stock from the shop.

Why buy from us

Curated, not a catalog.

Selection

No ocean of parts: for each item we carry the versions that have proven themselves on the G-Series — in OEM / original equipment quality, with carefully maintained part numbers.

Fitment

2.7, SC or Carrera 3.2 — many technical changes lie between the model years. We verify the fit based on model year and part number before you order.

Easy to reach

Short lines instead of a ticket system: for questions about intervals, fitment or installation we reply directly — before and after your purchase.

Motorenöl

Das passende Öl fürs G-Modell.

Der luftgekühlte Sechszylinder regelt seine Temperatur zu einem großen Teil über das Öl und arbeitet mit direkt betätigtem Ventiltrieb. Beides verlangt eine höhere Viskosität und einen höheren Zinkanteil, als moderne Leichtlauföle mitbringen.

Füllmenge

Carrera 3.2 (1984–1989): rund 10 Liter beim Wechsel mit Filter, das sind 5 Dosen à 2 Liter. 911 SC (1981–1983) ebenfalls rund 10 Liter. Beim Trockensumpfsystem läuft beim Wechsel nicht die ganze Menge ab, die Gesamtfüllmenge liegt darüber: für den 911 SC nennen die Werksunterlagen rund 13 Liter, für den Carrera 3.2 ist sie nicht werksseitig belegt.

Werksangaben je Baureihe. Für 2.7 und die frühen SC nennen die Werksunterlagen nur die Erstbefüllung von rund 13 Litern, keine Wechselmenge — im Zweifel vorher fragen. Beim Trockensumpfmotor wird der Ölstand nur bei betriebswarmem Motor im Stand abgelesen.
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DACH incl. Switzerland

Shipping to Switzerland.

We regularly ship to Switzerland and prepare the export documents — you order as usual, we take care of the rest. Swiss import duties are collected separately on delivery.

Germany · Austria · Switzerland — shipped from Germany

Frequently Asked Questions

G-Series maintenance in detail.

Which service kit fits my G-Series?

Carrera 3.0 (1976–1977): large service kit. 911 SC 180 hp (1978–1980) and 911 SC 204 hp (1981–1983): small service kit, each with the matching fuel filter. Carrera 3.2 (1984–1989, 915 and G50 gearbox): small service kit. For the 930 Turbo 3.0 we assemble the kit on request. Every item is listed with its Porsche part number in the kit's scope of delivery, delivery time 3–5 working days.

What is the difference between the small and large service kits?

Small covers the minor service: oil, fuel and air filter, spark plugs and sealing rings. Large additionally contains the valve cover gaskets with nuts and washers, which are renewed anyway when the valve clearance is adjusted. Engine oil and brake fluid are not included in any kit; you'll find matching oils in the shop.

How often does a Porsche G-Series need an oil change?

Every 10,000 km or once a year is typical — whichever comes first. The oil filter is replaced with every oil change. On the air-cooled flat-six with dry-sump lubrication, the oil level is checked only with the engine at operating temperature, car stationary.

Which maintenance jobs matter most?

Besides oil changes and brakes, above all the valve clearance (typically every 20,000 km), the ignition system with plugs, leads, distributor cap and rotor arm, and the V-belt — on the air-cooled engine it drives the cooling fan and is therefore directly responsible for engine cooling.

What's the story with the chain tensioners?

The chain tensioners of early G-Series engines are considered wear-prone. The proven upgrade is the hydraulic, oil-fed chain tensioners of the Carrera 3.2 — including the associated oil lines and chain housing parts. You'll find the matching components in the Belts & timing drive group.

Do the parts fit my model year?

The G-Series was built from 1974 to 1989 — with many technical changes between 2.7, SC and Carrera 3.2. If the assignment is unclear, we check model year and part number before you order.

Do you ship to Switzerland?

Yes, we regularly ship to Switzerland and prepare the export documents. Swiss import duties are collected separately on delivery.

What quality are the service parts?

Our program is curated: parts in OEM / original equipment quality from established manufacturers. If an item is a genuine Porsche part, this is explicitly stated in the product description.

Contact

Will it fit your G-Series?

Unsure about a part number, model year or 2.7 versus SC versus Carrera 3.2? We answer directly.