Need to verify a part number; 0 231 172 019 for a distibutor. I checked the Porsche PDF and it didn't show. Is this or will this one work in a 74 2.0 ?
Thanks,
Tod
Cap'n Krusty
Nov 21 2008, 03:26 PM
QUOTE(tod914 @ Nov 21 2008, 01:09 PM)
Need to verify a part number; 0 231 172 019 for a distibutor. I checked the Porsche PDF and it didn't show. Is this or will this one work in a 74 2.0 ?
Thanks,
Tod
What's the VW part number (3 groups of 3 digits, followed by 1 or 2 letters), and what 914 do you hope to use it in?
The Cap'n
TravisNeff
Nov 21 2008, 03:29 PM
That is for a 70-73 1.7. It will work sorta. The advance curve is different from a 2.0.
1.7, ty. Are the trigger points, vaccume canister, and point plate the same as a 2.0?
Cpt, was going to buy it as a spare for my 74 2.0. Didn't see any of the VW numbers on it. Only the Bosch number.
Thanks fellers
tod914
Nov 21 2008, 03:43 PM
Just reading through Brad's site. Such a variance on all the components.
TravisNeff
Nov 21 2008, 03:58 PM
points plate and trigger points are interchangeable. The vacuum pot I believe have differing advance/retard values.
TravisNeff
Nov 21 2008, 04:02 PM
Here are the distributor characteristics. I cannot locate any data on the vac cans.
Displ. Part Number Start RPM Adv@RPM Adv@RPM Adv@RPM End Displ. Part Number Start RPM Adv@RPM Adv@RPM Adv@RPM End 1.7 ? 022 905 205 A 900-1000 13-17@1500 18-21@2000 27@2900 1.7 022 905 205 A 900-1000 13-17@1500 18-21@2000 27@2900
1.7 ? 022 905 205 B 900-1000 19-22@1500 19-22@1500 27@2900 1.7 022 905 205 B 900-1000 19-22@1500 19-22@1500 27@2900
1.7 022 905 205 D 1050-1200 14-17@1500 17-20@2000 27@2900 1.7 022 905 205 D 1050-1200 14-17@1500 17-20@2000 27@2900