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> FS: 1974 1.8 L-Jet Parts
thomasotten
post Jan 17 2022, 08:08 AM
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These parts came off of a running 1974 1.8L 914 with factory L-Jet.

Asking $120 for all including shipping..

PM or email me at thomasotten@gmail.com


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Thomas


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The crack (air leak) in the snorkel may be the reason it did not run correctly which caused a switch to carbs. Just a guess.
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