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> All MPS are not the same
JeffBowlsby
post Dec 4 2005, 10:49 PM
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Be careful of what MPSs you might find...they are not all good to harvest parts from. One of our own sent me this one which does not have a diaphragm or even a place for a diaphragm!

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lapuwali
post Dec 4 2005, 11:11 PM
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The '68 Type 3 was, as far as I know, the first production car to get D-Jet. They were really learning with this setup, and changed it fairly substantially each year until '71, when they seemed to get it about right. I have a '69 Squareback, and the system is similar to, but still quite different from, the 914 D-Jet. The '71 Type 3 system is very like the 914 setup.





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