db944

For anyone that has ever needed a part number, the Porsche PET is available on the Porsche web-site in .pdf format.

Here is the link:
http://www.porsche.com/usa/accessori...originalparts/

You can save the .pdf and keep it on your hard drive for quick reference.

By the way, the PET can be invaluable in assembly.

Techno Duck

Regarding the speed and reference sensors.. why are there two part #'s if the 944 uses two of the same sensors? Can i use either sensor?

Here are the prices on Pelican..

12-14-1-708-618-M14 $94.75 325(E and ES) through 8/85

12-14-1-710-668-M85 $56.00 325(E amd ES) from 9/85

PorscheDoc

Length of the wires are different.

fork_included

anyone know Finnish?

http://www.alanara.fi/Possu/osat.html

Epic2112

Here's a whole slew of more part cross references:

Distributor cap:
Porsche- 944 602 251 00
Rolls-Royce- UE 46153
Bosch- 1 235 522 325

Knock Sensor :
Porsche- 944 606 145 00
Ford- 6152883
Ford- 6169571
Ford- 86SF 12A699 AB
Saab- 75 68 801
Saab- 756 880
Volvo- 3433347
Volvo- 1367644

Starter:
Porsche- 951 604 101 00
VW- 047 911 024 A
Bosch- 0 986 013 340

Coolant Temperature Sensor:
Porsche- 944 606 125 00
BMW- 13 62 1 284 397
BMW- 13 62 1 709 966
Ferrari- 125769
Hyundai- 39220 22000
Kia- 0K737-18-840
Nissan- 92017805
Rolls-Royce- UE 71610
Saab- 93 57 021
Saab- 935 702
Volvo- 1332396
VW- 000 395 2640
VW- 025 906 041
VW- 026 906 161
VW- X03 952 640
VW- 6U0 919 501

Throttle Position Sensor (944 Turbo):
Porsche- 951 606 113 00
Volvo- 3517772
Bosch- 0 280 120 400

Oxygen Sensor:
Porsche- 951 606 135 00
VW- 048 906 265 C
Bosch- 0 258 003 012

Idle Control Valve:
Porsche- 951 093 110 02
Porsche- 930 606 16 00
Porsche- 930 606 161 00
BMw- 13 63 1 707 378
Volvo- 3411388
Volvo- 1317957

dnwong

Epic, wow that is great.

thanks.

Mike C.

Door lock cylinder seals, 111-837-227-B is an Audi part. My local Porsche dealer originally told me they had to be ordered from Germany but then he found them in the Audi parts bin. $6.52 each for those little things.

Mark Lue

CV Half shaft same as 1987 VOLKSWAGEN VANAGON.

http://roctronics.com/axles/axle1987...GENVANAGON.htm
and
http://www.autopart.com/axles/axle1985PORSCHE944.htm

cheetah chrome

Someone had posted that they received an incredible price on a new waterpump buying factory direct (Waso?) a while back.

Jfrahm

Most people already know that the dome and trunk lights are common VW parts, 80's Golf, Jetta, etc. It's a nice upgrade to get new, clear interior lights for $10-$12 each.

The brake and clutch pads can be found at your local Auto Parts store, there is a pad that fits perfectly (Toyota I think.) Porsche pads are a bit cheaper from your friendly online parts supplier but the parts store has them handy. Also a nice upgrade for cheap.

944/968 Cabrio 3rd brake light bulbs can be had quite cheaply from the low-voltage lighting section at a home/hardware store, or you can get the bulbs at your local auto parts store (for 3x the money) by looking up the bulb from an early 90's Corvette convertible, which uses the same 3rd brakelight assembly.

I read that a VW Golf/Jetta has a compatible AC receiver/drier, not sure about that.

Keep 'em coming, this is really handy info.
-Joel.

Mike C.

Are there differences between early and late half shafts?

Mark Lue

In the second link the part numbers are different.

hpservertech

How sure are you about those half shafts?

951and944S

Front wheel bearings and races are the same as 88+ Chevy C10 1/2 ton pickup.

T

Jusii

I do, I've been maintaining that list for couple of years.

I'll update it with all the information from this thread. After that I could make an english version of it.

Have to check car makes and models also, I think some of those have different names in US. Or how many strange makes / models you can find from that list?