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Mario Nicola
Hey Guys.

I just bought a new 1972 Porsche 914 1.7L fuel injected, the previous owner let it sit for 2-3 years in storage... The Car looks great but isn't running very well, I can't get it above 50mph and it's a struggle to get it up to that speed. I have swapped out the plugs, plug wires and air filter and put some new Gas and fuel injector cleaner in the tank but the problem still continues... I was thinking it's time to replace the fuel injectors next... any suggestions on how to fix the problem, or has anybody else run into the same problems with their 914's.

Thanks

Mario
r_towle
Pbanders site.

Look it up under google.
SirAndy
QUOTE(r_towle @ Jun 24 2013, 02:48 PM) *
Pbanders site.

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That site has a lot of good info about the D-Jet.

Also, check the tank bottom for rust. Flashlight through the filler neck will do and replace the fuel filter.
The injectors can be checked by letting them squirt into a jar.

Getting good fuel and spark is half the battle ...
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TheCabinetmaker
First, adjust valves. Then set dwell. Then timing. Then drive it again and report back with the outcome.
jsayre914
Need more info,

It idles well but no power?

It doesn't idle and no power?

could be all kinds of stuff if it has been sitting.

squirll stuck in the exhaust?

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Check valves, timing, compression test, etc
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