Wow, I'm underwhelmed at the response! Guess they must be some POS's that I picked up along the way. Too bad no one knows what they are, because they would have been free to whoever needed them. However, since I need space, they go out in Wednsdays trash.
Pat

are you sure its a 914 part? to me it strikes me as an isolating piece that goes on a stud for some press in type bracket

Geeish, must be tough when you don't know what the trash is when you throw it out! Must be a sign of age. <grin>

Pat, a better pic might help. I can't tell if it's rubber or metal.

Stop it! Or I will send air bombs of needles & stitches. You won't like where I aim them.
Pat

OK Perry, here we go.

No, I don't believe it is a 914 part, though could be six (not likely). Could be a 911 part - been stoogong those things away too. Just don't know where they came from, but they are new, and there are six of them.

They are hard rubber, partno 243 032900 2. Suspect they are fuel injection parts. Free to anyone in need.

Better pics follow.
Pat

don't throw them away... you could be a millionaire

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...ideoID=34978587

I don't care about being a millionaire. I have what I need.

The ONLY 914 parts I've ever pitched, I did so this morning - a complete set of 1.7 enginr tin (marked 610) that no one wanted for free. It was just too bulky to keep anymore.

Now, these parts in question........
Pat

without any scale to compare them to, they look like the bushings on top of the master cylinder... (brakeline seals)
-bob

Damn your touchie in your old age. <GRIN>

Hit a hot spot. eh?

The countdown starts on 6/13/09. If no can identify them, they become trash on 6/20. I have to get rid of some of this stuff.

You have the partno & pics. No one needs them after one week, they're trash (too bad, bcause they are brand new). Anyone wants them gets the for USPS rates. Save the whales!
Pat

Hi Pat, Great to hear your up & taking you med's.

Not knowing the size it's hard to identify, but they look like the grommets that go through the lower engine bulkhead tunnel that holds both the gas fuel lines. They look identical to the ones I just installed. Sorry, I don't feel like crawling under the car to look. Here's a photo, they are in there somewhere??

Tom, your 914 buddy.
BTW: I don't want them.

Hmmm, could be (and vey happy to hear from you, Tom), but I don't thinks so. Why would I have aneat package of six?

I'll take some measurements, but don't think thaty are what you think.

Pat

Looks like you were on the right track... seems that they are Bosch fuel injection seals, aka "cup seals", possibly a VW or Audi part. See http://store.autopartsliquidations.biz/2430329002.html and http://www.worldimpex.com/parts/genuine-pa...seal_35897.html.

CIS injector seal?

Tom...that photo make me all tingly, oringinality be damned!!!

Yep, that's what they are - the partno corresponds.

Now, the question is - are these for a CIS 911. I have one & other than that cannot explain why I would have them. Don't remeber buying them & it doesn't show in my records, so someone must have given them to me a long time ago.
Pat

Guess this 914 part?????

Clue: It's only available from Germany for about $4.00 bucks & costs $20.00 to ship.

Tom

4mm vacuum T off EGR and FPR to vacuum source on plenum.

Fuel line Y for early fuel pumps (thru 74). It's so pretty when it's white. Gotta add that one to the parts vault.

ghuff,

Good guess, but that's not correct.

New clue: Think 7mm & if it breaks your 914 could go up in flames.

Tom

Hey Mark,

You win.

Tom

Damn. 7mm and 4mm are so close in a picture on the internet

This has always been such a great thread!

"Please sir, may I have some more?"

Okay, I was going to start off with a clue, but I think I'll just let this one run a bit first. I think someone will get it right off.

fuel pump in general or are you looking for spacific internal peice? is this part of the previous "what is this part"?

mike

Nah, fuel pump is what I was thinking. I thought if it were opened up, people might be confused.

Here's an extremely obscure one. It's tiny and it's not metal.

Is the part complete or broken in the photo above?

judging from your hand it looks like a broken plastic isolation washer from the back of a gauge. or a shunken window crank handle to door panel spacer

is this peice plastic?

It is slightly broken, it should be completely round.

It's plastic or fiber (not exactly sure).

A hint tomorrow.

OK, it's way past "tomorrow". Hint please!
Pat

It's on the motor and doesn't interface with the body in any fashion.

On the motor mount for what year(s)? Don't recognize it for early cars.
Pat

Okay, long enough....

It's a fiber washer that 'seals' the thermostat cable. The cable runs through the center and the outside sits on the engine tin.

wow... i wonder how many of those are still around and on. we've parted 3 and owned 2 914's, never noticed those.

The only ones I've seen are rubber.