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Porsche 914 engine size??? HELP!
Trying to figure out what size 914 motor we have! How do I figure this out? We are parting out and have mondo questions from potential buyers, and no answers!
Help! Thanks in advance. Kimberly |
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Duh, this might help, it's a Bursch muffler, exhaust assembly that we have--it says 914.
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Look at where the intake bolts to the head: 3 bolts = 2.0 liter, 4 bolts = 1.7 or 1.8 Next look at the case and find a serial number stamped in. In the archives you'll find what engine equals what, but I think GAxxxx and GCxxxx were 2.0 engines; there are a bunch of combinations. I think you can also find this in the Pelican tech articles.
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Re: Porsche 914 engine size??? HELP!
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http://www.914club.com/specs/engnumbs.php of course, the internals might actually be different from what it was 35 years ago. people have been known to rebuild these engines from time to time ... ![]()
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Here's another source of information. This site has serial numbers for the cases & the heads
http://www.tunacan.net/t4/reference/case.htm Vern |
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The muffler is hard to use for engine identification. This is because you can mix-and-match exhaust systems as long as you match the heat exchangers. I.e., you can put a 2.0 muffler on a 1.8 engine as long as you use 2.0 heat exchangers.
I had a similar muffler that looked just like yours. It was for a 1.8 but when I finally acquired a 2.0 muffler, it was virtually identical except the input holes were spaced about an inch further apart. Vern |
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