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Replacement engine number question

Hello - bought a 1999 C2 late last year- the seller gave me a copy of an invoice where Porsche replaced the engine in 2001 due to an internal coolant leak. The invoice shows the replacement engine number as M660166X16044. I thought that all these engine numbers started with M96. Thoughts? The car is stored right now, so I am unable to check the engine number for myself.

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check this out, it will help you understand.

http://www.porscheclubgb.org/clientftp/Register/996/faq_engine_transmission_codes.pdf
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Thanks Tony- The only intrepretation that I can think of is that the M66 prefix is a typo-should be M96. The other numbers make sense after looking at your reference.
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I agree. The engine stamping has to be M96 xxx etc.
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These stampings are pretty damn hard to read. Im also thinking it was misread.

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