bdstone914
May 15 2011, 08:31 PM
Pat Garvey
May 15 2011, 08:39 PM
I recognize B, C D, F & G. But that's not good enough to win.
Pat
bdstone914
May 15 2011, 09:04 PM
So what are they Pat? G H I J and K were all together in a sealed packed. If that helps anyone?
914werke
May 15 2011, 09:25 PM
So Bruce are you saying you KNOW the ID and application of all the pictured parts or that you are unsure of some of them?
I think I know EVERY piece of rubber used on a /4 having done an ground up resto but some of those are unfamiliar to me....
Could they have come from a /6?
bdstone914
May 15 2011, 09:57 PM
I think I know a few of these, But posted them because I need help to make sure thats what they are
The pieces might not even be Porsche for all I know! VW maybe?
Dave_Darling
May 16 2011, 01:17 AM
I think B is the grommet for the head temp sensor? Either that, or for the throttle cable where it goes through the engine tin.
I'm pretty sure G is for the reverse light switch in the trans.
I think C goes on the rear vertical engine tin; possibly for the battery + cable. I know I've dealt with that part before, I can remember removing it from.... something.
D looks somewhat like the boot for the side marker lights.
E and F seem familiar, but I can't really place them. I'm a bit surprised not to see the fuel line grommets, though.
I don't recognize the rest. I'd love to hear where they go (if they are 914 parts).
--DD
type47
May 16 2011, 06:23 AM
QUOTE(Dave_Darling @ May 15 2011, 11:17 PM)
I think B is the grommet for the head temp sensor? Either that, or for the throttle cable where it goes through the engine tin.
I'm pretty sure G is for the reverse light switch in the trans.
I think C goes on the rear vertical engine tin; possibly for the battery + cable. I know I've dealt with that part before, I can remember removing it from.... something.
D looks somewhat like the boot for the side marker lights.
E and F seem familiar, but I can't really place them. I'm a bit surprised not to see the fuel line grommets, though.
I don't recognize the rest. I'd love to hear where they go (if they are 914 parts).
--DD
I think F is the taco plate wire grommet (there was an ID thread on this about 2 weeks ago)
GaroldShaffer
May 16 2011, 06:51 AM
"D looks somewhat like the boot for the side marker lights." - yes it is
E is drain tube grommet
nathansnathan
May 16 2011, 07:38 AM
J is the newer starter wire boot I think.
E looks too small to be for the funnel tubes through the engine shelf, I was thinking wiper shaft grommet.
jaxdream
May 16 2011, 08:01 AM
How about making this a classic thread when all pieces are identified ?? Maybe start a gromment library ?? We all need id on parts from time to time. My $.02...
Jack / Jaxdream
tomeric914
May 16 2011, 08:15 AM
B is a grommet on the passenger side under the gas tank by the spare tire. I have no idea what it's purpose is
E looks like the battery cable grommet through the tin for 914/6
H are alternator wire boots for a 914/6
G is the reverse light boot
gms
May 16 2011, 08:33 AM
off the top of my head:
a - wiper rack?
B - look like fuel pump wire grommet where it goes thu engine shelf
c - looks like fog light wire grommet, i think this is used where the wires enter the rear trunk.
d - side marker
g - fuel pump & reverse connector cover
h - alternator large red wire
j - starter from battery
K - I have seen before but cannot remember where it goes
sean_v8_914
May 16 2011, 09:50 AM
a-?
b-cht
c- batt to starter
D-side wart
e-?
F-taco plate
G- reverse sw
H- horns
I-?
J- alternator D+
K- spark plug to insulator
bdstone914
May 20 2011, 01:18 PM
BUMP. the H boots are for a late model fuel pump connectors.
Kansas 914
May 28 2011, 03:24 AM
QUOTE(bdstone914 @ May 20 2011, 02:18 PM)
BUMP. the H boots are for a late model fuel pump connectors.
Where can one buy grommets? I would love to repolace them all as I oput my '72 back together. Has anyone made a list with Porsche part numbers?
Bruce - are you thinking of putting a complete as possible set together for sale?!?!?!
I will buy the first one!
Cheers!
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