 '73 2.0 fuelie garage find rescue, fuel injection advice needed |
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| Chris Steineger |
 May 27 2019, 12:01 PM
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Newbie  Group: Members Posts: 2 Joined: 27-May 19 From: Kansas City Member No.: 23,165 Region Association: None  |
Hello,
I just bought my first 914. Its a 1973 2.0 car that was parked inside past 15-20 years. Before, that it was always a Calif car, so no rust at all. And lottsa nice options. Green and tan. Car was previously owned & maintained by a retired Porsche mechanic. I've pulled the calipers and gas tank for cleaning and rebuild. I did get the engine to fire by using a remote starter and dribbling gas down the fuelie throat. It sounds amazingly good given the long hibernation. Q: what recommendations do you have regards cleaning & rebuilding the fuel injection system ? Obviously, I'm cleaning the tank and lines under the car. What vendors are recommended to rebuild fuel distributor or supply injectors and the lines in the engine compartment ? Q: anybody have a spare tool kit for sale ? Chris Steineger Kansas City, KS 913-269-3722 |
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Chris Steineger '73 2.0 fuelie garage find rescue May 27 2019, 12:01 PM
JeffBowlsby Hey Chris, welcome to 914s!
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