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06-28-2014 06:48 AM |
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Originally Posted by dafischer
(Post 8138087)
That's pretty classy, George. Including a link to one of Wayne's competitors, when the same diagrams are available here, through a link to Porsche. AA's diagrams aren't even complete. Just sayin. :rolleyes:
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Put up or shut up, you don't have an equal link do you?
I've never seen such clear diagrams on Pelican Parts, and these are organized and clearly labeled.
Labeled diagrams are nice because then you know what you are looking it. Keyed diagrams are better yet, find one of those and I'll be very pleased. However if its only labeled or highlighted by the time you are set to buy the part, it's a little to late to be a learning tool, isn't it?
Provide a PP link to a diagram of equal or better clarity or I'll just have to take this as another idiot PARF attack in the OT section.
Random picture..................one of the rules of this thread.
Labeled Diagram of Gasoline Car Engine & Terminology:
Gasoline Engine | nomenclature, teardown, exploded diagram | NOMENCLATURO.COM
http://www.nomenclaturo.com/wp-conte...erminology.jpg
Thanks for the that picture mattdavis11, you have really classed the place up. NOT
Perhaps you can replace it with a nicer image now?
EDIT: I found these saturated and sometimes smuggy images on Pelican, but they are larger than the other source. I'm bookmarking it.
http://www.pelicanparts.com/911/911_parts/parts_index.htm
The problem is I have a 1977, a transitional year which often gets overlooked in books and other document sources including the one above.
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