Is there a comprehensive list of all the 914 / 914-6 Porsche Recalls and Technical Bulletins? Are the bulletins available for download?

I have found a few mentioned in this post from Tom_T. Such as replacing the cloth covered fuel lines and relocation of the fuel pump.

I also found an interesting website called Dardiagn which hosts many factory docs as PDF, including:

• 914 Weber Service Manual
• 914 Wiring Diagrams from 1973
• 500+ pages of 1974-89 Porsche 911S, 911SC, Carrera 3.2, 911 Turbo (930) TSBs. Some of which I think apply to the 914-6 engine (e.g. Carrera Chain Tensioner)

DP see below

This guy has all the recall campaigns, all the the tech bulletins he's ever seen, and a few more things of possible interest. Hover to find all links, some items are hidden under them.

https://bowlsby.net/914/Classic/

That would have been my guess

I take it "this guy" is you? If not, it's quite a coincidence.

Thanks. That is very helpful. Looks like it covers all the 914.

914-6 / 911T engine stuff I will keep digging for. It's a little hard for me to know which of the 1974-89 911 applies to 1970 914-6 for example.

914 Weber Service Manual??

That is the mystical European model?

Assuming it's for 914-6, I believe the Euro 1.8s ran Solex, but @wonkipop will swoop in with a correction if that's wrong.

yep solex carbs on the euro 1.8. same junk that was on my VW squareback.

the weber stuff is for the 6. aussie 911s got webers for the most part back then i believe. i had a mate with an original assessment 6 brought into australia.
pretty sure it ran webers and they were original.

ps @bbrock
i joke about the carbs. really it was the linkage in the squarebacks.

the euro 1.8 was not a bad little rig. 85hp.
i remember reading something about one of the racing department directors at porsche setting some kind of 10 km speed record in it at the VW test track back in the 70s.

Does anyone have the English version of the wiring diagrams?

Have you checked the Workshop Manuals Section of p914-6info.net? There appear to be a few USA labeled Electrical Diagrams.