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Can someone run this engine number?

964 101111 2R
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I don't think that's an engine serial number.

That is the casting number on the engine case. Stamped in big lettering on the bottom of the engine, right?
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from the looks of it It's a 3.6L engine but that looks like a casting number to me too.
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Ooops - it is the casting number for a 3.6. Where is the engine number located?
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The serial number is on the right side of the fan housing toward the bottom of the housing on a raised "boss" that sticks out of the case.
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Got it! Thanks. Incidently Todd, I know you are working on a 993 conversion and I was wondering - on a non vram 993 motor, behind the throttle body on the plastic intake end there is a plastic nipple that sticks out - it looks like a vacuum hose is supposed to attach there - do you know where that is supposed to go?
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I know this graphic is a Vram backside (Courtesy of Bill Verburg)
But is this what you are talking about? If so it is the TB breather that goes to the top oil tank port. If not, post a pic.
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It may be the same but it looks different on the non vram. I'll post a pic tonight. If it does go to the oil tank, do you connect it on a conversion for a 3.6 swap to an SC car?
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MY engine code is ...

1987 911 coupe *64H04932* what does this mean? Thanks! John
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Ok, the engine number is.....63R03605....If someone could help me decipher it or point me in the right direction to get the info - thanks a bunch guys.
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Here is the pic of the vacuum line area
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Oops - wrong pic but actually since i posted it, is something supposed to go there? Here is the correct pic:
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Engine # 63R03605 appears to be
6= 6 cyl.
3= R.O.W. car
R= 1994 model year
03605= serial number

1994 model year 993 Carrera 2 (R=1994) Euro/R.O.W motor designated M64.05, fitted with manual trans.

According to The Porsche 911 Red Book:

3.6L
Bosch Motronic 2.10 engine mgmt.
Lighter pistons and conrods (lighter than 964 3.6 I assume)
Torsionally stiffer crank
Hyd. valve adj.
Press. cast alum. cyls. w/Nikasil plating
272 hp @6100 rpm
243 lb-ft torque @ 5,000 rpm


Engine #64H04932 is

6= 6 cyl.
4= R.O.W. w/M298 option (uses unleaded fuel) and USA car
H= 1987 model year
04932= serial number

which is Engine type 930/25:

9.5:1 comp ratio
catalytic converter
95 RON unleaded fuel required
217 hp @ 5,900 rpm
195 ft-lb torque @ 4,800 rpm
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Cool, thanks Kevin!
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1 Picture is the holder for the AC lines , second is the breather-line for the Oil tank .Engine Number is 94 model 993 NA manual Shifter Engine .
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Thanks Harald - is there a fitting on the oil tank on which it connects - the engine is going into a 1981 SC.
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No there is not ,just plug it on the Engine
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Got it..Thanks again Harald!
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Cool Engine Numbers

Thanks Kevin for the information! Have a great holiday. John

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