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Question help identifying part?

Hi just pulled out my Right Cam shaft and this is what I found the P 202 tool does not worked it didn't fit.
the part #: 911-105-144 0R
does any one knows what year cams are these?
Thanks Eli

It came out of a 77 S

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I'm not really sure what you're asking. You aren't very clear. Are you asking which camshaft you have? I believe that's what you are asking and so the answer appears to be 911S (1974-77). You're saying the cam socket doesn't fit so you need the cam bar P237, right?
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nyne11... what does that have to do with his question?
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nyne11... what does that have to do with his question?
Absoulutely nothing............my apologies, posted in the wrong area, I'm and idiot
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HI Eli
the cam is the R/H one, from 1974-77 std 911 engine ; 911/93, 911/98, 911/42, 911/47, 911/43, 911/44, 911/48, 911/49, 911/81, 911/82, 911/84, 911/86, 911/89, 911/85.
the cam may have been re-placed with a NEW one with the bolt type , or the old one has had the end snaped off and been repaired with a bolt??

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