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I got to wondering if there is a relatively easy way to tell if I have T cams or E cams in my 914/6. The part numbers are different (T == 901.105.133.01, E == 901.105.181.00). If I was to remove a valve cover would I be able to see a part number if I rotated the crank? I have no particular reason to believe I have an E cam. I am just curious.
Thanks, Skip Montanaro |
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