Porsche 911 Engine PRODUCTION - Flat SIX Assembly Line

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  • κ²Œμ‹œμΌ 2024. 03. 25.
  • Porsche 911 Engine PRODUCTION - Flat SIX Assembly Line. Looking for a fascinating glimpse into the inner workings of a Porsche car factory production assembly line? Look no further than the Zuffenhausen plant, where the skilled craftsmen of Porsche meticulously assemble the iconic Porsche 911 engine. This impressive 6-cylinder engine is a marvel of engineering, built with the highest-quality materials and precise attention to detail. Follow along as we take you through the fascinating process of how it's made, from the initial design to the final assembly on the factory floor. Don't miss this rare opportunity to witness the creation of one of the most revered engines in the world.
    #porsche #Porsche911 #engineering
    If you're a car enthusiast, you've undoubtedly heard of Porsche, one of the world's most revered car manufacturers. At the heart of every Porsche vehicle lies its engine, a marvel of mechanical production that sets the standard for performance and innovation. The car factory where these engines are made is a world-class facility, featuring state-of-the-art manufacturing processes and cutting-edge technologies.
    The Porsche 911 is one of the most iconic sports cars of all time, and its engine is no exception. The Porsche 911 engine production assembly line at the Zuffenhausen plant is a wonder to behold, as skilled technicians and car factory robots work in tandem to produce the most powerful and efficient engines possible. Whether you're interested in the 911 or the latest 992 model, you'll be blown away by the level of detail that goes into each engine's manufacture.
    At the Porsche car production plant, every step of the manufacturing process is carefully monitored and optimized for maximum efficiency and performance. From the initial design to the final assembly line, each Porsche engine is subject to rigorous quality control measures to ensure that it meets the highest standards of excellence. Whether you're watching the Porsche Carrera 992 or the Porsche 911 Turbo S being built, you'll see firsthand how the latest in manufacturing technology and innovative engineering practices come together to create something truly special.
    So, how is a Porsche engine made? The process begins with the latest CAD software, which allows Porsche engineers to design the engine to precise specifications. Next, the raw materials are sourced and transformed into the various parts that make up the engine, such as the cylinder block, pistons, and crankshaft. Each part is then meticulously machined and assembled by skilled technicians using the most advanced tools available. Finally, the assembled engine undergoes rigorous testing to ensure that it meets Porsche's exacting standards for performance and reliability.
    In short, the Porsche factory is a mecca for car enthusiasts, featuring some of the most advanced manufacturing processes and cutting-edge technologies in the world. Whether you're interested in the Porsche 911 Turbo, the Carrera S, or any other Porsche model, you'll be amazed by the level of detail and craftsmanship that goes into every engine's production. If you want to know how it's made, look no further than Porsche's state-of-the-art car factory production assembly line.
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  • @Erich-Raeder
    @Erich-Raeder 9 일 μ „ +1

    Danke für die Arbeit. Grüße.

  • @broederbond60
    @broederbond60 24 일 μ „ +2

    This should be played in the lounges at Dealers.

  • @ajayparihar8594
    @ajayparihar8594 κ°œμ›” μ „ +1

    Super engines production

  • @user-si4ex8px5r
    @user-si4ex8px5r κ°œμ›” μ „ +2

    Guys who love cars!

  • @extrememike
    @extrememike 26 일 μ „ +1

    Paradise

  • @user-cy8wf5gb6t
    @user-cy8wf5gb6t 21 일 μ „

    Fascinating

  • @ibrahimalmotawa967
    @ibrahimalmotawa967 14 일 μ „

    Great video, porsche doesn't use much plastic in an engine. Could you make a video for Cayenne 2024 v8 .appropriate it advanced.

  • @kurtjammer9568
    @kurtjammer9568 κ°œμ›” μ „ +2

    More automated than the ferrari engine assembly line

  • @user-ev5su3lt9f
    @user-ev5su3lt9f 20 일 μ „

    5:35 started from "Versand" is very, very, very old clip. Like 2013 because i've seen this part 8 years ago

  • @khassankhassan8076
    @khassankhassan8076 κ°œμ›” μ „ +1

    πŸ‘πŸ‘πŸ‘βœŠ

  • @ekmekkanseri
    @ekmekkanseri κ°œμ›” μ „ +1

    oradaki adam hayalini kurabiliyor biz onu da kuramΔ±yoruz.

  • @binyashmuhammed6946
    @binyashmuhammed6946 κ°œμ›” μ „

    πŸ₯΅

  • @stevengraham3138
    @stevengraham3138 κ°œμ›” μ „ +1

    Does every engine get benched and started or ?

    • @michaelbrinks8089
      @michaelbrinks8089 κ°œμ›” μ „ +2

      Yes every engine gets started and tested

    • @DarkTouch
      @DarkTouch κ°œμ›” μ „

      @@michaelbrinks8089according to Blackstone, my engine was broken in at the factory based on metal analysis of the engine oil on the first change i did at 1000 miles (1600km).

  • @mobisud3875
    @mobisud3875 κ°œμ›” μ „

    Du dΓ©ja vu

  • @talltimbot
    @talltimbot 22 일 μ „ +1

    Ebene Sechs

  • @DarkTouch
    @DarkTouch κ°œμ›” μ „ +4

    reverse video annoying. these videos are very catharitic. nice to watch. i own three of these engines/variants.

  • @miketaylor3947
    @miketaylor3947 24 일 μ „

    Is every engine put on the bench and exercised?

    • @Rick2010100
      @Rick2010100 21 일 μ „

      Yes, BMW and Mercedes make a cold run, the engine is driven from outside to test the functions.

    • @miketaylor3947
      @miketaylor3947 21 일 μ „

      @@Rick2010100 Super, thank you! No longer any need for a break-in period then, I guess (for models that have the bench run).

    • @Rick2010100
      @Rick2010100 21 일 μ „

      @@miketaylor3947 They need one, mainly for the gearbox. There is a mnemonics from Andreas Preuninger for 911, with each 100mi, you can go 1.000 RPM up. Porsche itself just says you should not use the car for race activities below the first 2000 mi.

  • @Cool12354
    @Cool12354 κ°œμ›” μ „ +20

    What an awesome statement and video not a single woman building those engines that’s why they last so long

    • @Lambo6fo
      @Lambo6fo 25 일 μ „

      You have terrible eyes

    • @00glyb00
      @00glyb00 23 일 μ „

      Ok buddy

    • @rdadams7507
      @rdadams7507 22 일 μ „

      I’m sure women naturally gravitate to you and the other 17 Neanderthals who liked your comment.

  • @JSwan-bd1tc
    @JSwan-bd1tc 18 일 μ „

    My '88 and '98 Carrera's are much simpler.

  • @shmulikanglister
    @shmulikanglister 24 일 μ „

    All those dings during the video are so super annoying. 🀬

  • @andresfelipep.o4436
    @andresfelipep.o4436 κ°œμ›” μ „ +2

    Muy pΓ©simo el ingeniero No entiendo por quΓ© pone el arranque debajo de multiole de admisiΓ³n??
    TANTO DESARMO PARA BAJAR EL ARRANQUE πŸ‘ŽπŸ‘Ž 6:11

  • @dungminhthao6773
    @dungminhthao6773 κ°œμ›” μ „

    It’s too complex, now they have the trend of using E- Motors