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> Two types of distributors, Differences
RolinkHaus
post Mar 17 2019, 04:21 PM
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Took my car to the mechanic. Apparently 914's were built with two types of distributors, unfortunately mine cost $700, others are approximately $80.

Question: Will either distributor work?

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post Mar 18 2019, 09:44 AM
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There are actually way more than 2 different part numbers.


but basically your mechanic is (most likely) defining stock L-jet, versus Stock D-jet

do you even need a distributor?
they are rebuild able.

but is your mechanic trying to change out the F.I. Points? or a worn and wobbly shaft?

I'd buy a used one most likely
but there are also brand new options
the 1/2/3 group buy could even work
or you may just need F.I points?




it doesn't sound like your exactly clear on what the mechanic is trying to fix or change. Ask more questions.

even if you don't want to do the job yourself
there are alternatives that cost less than 700
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