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Twin plug stuff. Need help to ID
I found a bag of ignition parts marked twin plug dist parts. Inside I found 2 brass gears in the oem packages showing part # 547.09.248
Also found 2 caged bearing assemblies also in oem bag and with part # 900.052.007.00 Lastly there is a neat looking plate with two sets of points mounted but no part #. See pictures Who has the knowledge to id this stuff?   
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11-25-2007, 12:41 PM
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that looks like the fuel injection trigger points for the 914-4
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11-25-2007, 02:13 PM
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That would make sence because the terminal plug looks kinda new to be a twin plug part. Do you know for sure or does it just ressemble a 914/4 setup? What about the bearings?
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11-25-2007, 02:32 PM
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There should be a bosch part # on the piece something like (0 xxx xxx xxx x )
post the # and we can figure it out. I can't tell by the pic what they are. Mike
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