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Engine Tin - Question: Cover - Which?

Question is regarding the engine tin at that runs across the rear of the engine.

The PET for 1974 and 1980 years both show this as:
PET 105-10 Item # 10

So, my 80 911SC will have:
York type A/C compressor
Heating air backdated to 1974 - No blower - hot air coming off the shroud left and right thru appropriate sockets to the SSI's

As to the 'engine cover' - again - the long piece that is at the back of the engine, according to PET 1980 105-10-10:

911.106.085.02 80- SC
911.106.085.03 80- SC M559 [With Air Conditioning]
930.106.851.05 Turbo
930.106.851.07 Turbo M559 [With Air Conditioning]

> What are the differences in the 4?
> Which will work best with my York type A/C and brackets AND the 74 backdated heating?

Esoteric question? Well....no, I need to replace the one I have:
It's both rusted and appears to have been extensively whittled on.

Help! Thanks!
Jim

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Jim,

I think you want the tin from a ’69-’71 911T/E/S: Engine cover, rear, compl. 901.106.085.05. It is the simplest and probably the most desirable.

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Engine Tin - Question: Cover - Which?

Thanks - Grady~!

I'll run with that.

Curious thing - according to Pelican, it's cheaper than all the others...of course - if they can truly get it may be another story.

Jim

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