A purpose-built tool for removing and installing the large retaining nut that secures the fuel level sender to the tank on Porsche 928 and 944 models.
The retaining nut can be awkward to remove without the correct tool, often leading to improvised methods involving punches, screwdrivers and hammers. This tool engages the retaining nut properly around its circumference, allowing it to be loosened and tightened cleanly with a standard ratchet or torque wrench.
Designed and manufactured by Sirius Fabrication, the tool is produced in PETG-GF (glass-fibre reinforced PETG), providing plenty of strength for the relatively low torque required while keeping the tool lightweight and affordable.
Features
Designed for the Porsche fuel sender retaining nut
Compatible with Porsche 928 and 944 applications
Allows use of a standard ratchet or torque wrench
Proper engagement with the retaining nut instead of hammer-and-punch methods
PETG-GF construction
Manufactured in-house by Sirius Fabrication
35 Nm torque reference marked directly on the tool
It’s one of those jobs where you can improvise.
Or you can just buy the damn tool rather than fight with the nut.
A purpose-built tool for removing and installing the large retaining nut that secures the fuel level sender to the tank on Porsche 928 and 944 models.
The retaining nut can be awkward to remove without the correct tool, often leading to improvised methods involving punches, screwdrivers and hammers. This tool engages the retaining nut properly around its circumference, allowing it to be loosened and tightened cleanly with a standard ratchet or torque wrench.
Designed and manufactured by Sirius Fabrication, the tool is produced in PETG-GF (glass-fibre reinforced PETG), providing plenty of strength for the relatively low torque required while keeping the tool lightweight and affordable.
Features
Designed for the Porsche fuel sender retaining nut
Compatible with Porsche 928 and 944 applications
Allows use of a standard ratchet or torque wrench
Proper engagement with the retaining nut instead of hammer-and-punch methods
PETG-GF construction
Manufactured in-house by Sirius Fabrication
35 Nm torque reference marked directly on the tool
It’s one of those jobs where you can improvise.
Or you can just buy the damn tool rather than fight with the nut.
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