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ANYONE KNOW A SOURCE TO REFERENCE 911 PART #S
I am trying to do a little research on the motor rebuild that a previous owner had done a few ago. Would like to know if anyone has a source to reference the part#s on all of my receipts to determine what was used on my rebuild.
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01-01-2001, 09:27 PM
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The best way is to get a factory parts manual! For the early cars they are $179-199 and significantly cheaper for the later cars I think. Good luck,
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01-02-2001, 06:14 AM
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I think the Stoddard Catalog has 911 part #s.
I'm not shure if they match the factory's, but you might give them a call and see. |
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01-02-2001, 11:57 AM
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Spend $5.00 for the Stoddard 912/911 parts catalog. It uses factory part numbers, and they are also great to deal with. Website is http://www.sicars.com, I believe.
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01-02-2001, 12:33 PM
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Good point, yes Stoddard does use Porsche factory numbers -- they ARE a major Porsche dealership and service shop. Unfortunately their catalog is not nearly comprehensive, but most commonly replaced parts are in there. For the rest, the factory manuals are the ticket.
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01-02-2001, 05:02 PM
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Try the factory parts manuals on Microfiche.
They cost a fraction of the price. Buy them, then go to your local Library and print them off of their Microfiche reader., or get a cheap reader yourself off E-Bay. Best of Luck! Nick. ------------------ __________ Nick Shumaker 1982 911SC Coupe |
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01-02-2001, 06:27 PM
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AJ-USA's catalog also uses Porsche part #'s....
------------------ Clay Mcguill www.geocities.com/the912guy |
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01-02-2001, 07:13 PM
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Right Here.
Pelican sells a book called the Porsche Parts and Technical Reference Catalog. $9.95. I has everything, but hardware ( nuts & bolts ). Includes diagrams. I use it to order parts direct from Porsche's Reno Warehouse. I have an import repair shop order them for me. Mountain Imports in Missoula, Montana. Next day delivery. Hope this helps. Cary Kutter |
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01-02-2001, 07:48 PM
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I too have the Parts and Technical Reference Catalog (911 1974-1989).
It has lots of parts numbers and some useful tips, but itīs by no means comprehensive. The other day I was checking the parts the P.O. had replaced when the steering was overhauled (the work was done by Porsche factory garage at Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart!) and could actually find only about 1/3 of the part numbers. Mika [This message has been edited by Mika (edited 01-02-2001).] |
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01-02-2001, 09:06 PM
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