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Old 07-31-2008, 09:30 PM
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Default How to identify jetronic??

How do I tell if the jetronic system is L, LH, K, or whatever?

My only identification on the engine is the letters ATR...
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K=CIS, continuous injection system or mechanical fuel injection
L=AFI, analog fuel injection using an air flow meter
LH=DFI, digital fuel injection using a mass airflow sensor
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Originally Posted by ZEUS+
K=CIS, continuous injection system or mechanical fuel injection
L=AFI, analog fuel injection using an air flow meter
LH=DFI, digital fuel injection using a mass airflow sensor
CIS will have fuel distributor with hard fuel lines coming out of it:



L-JET will have this (Air Flow Meter) under the air filter housing:


LH will have this (Mass Air Sensor) under air filter housing:


Thanks 928 Intl for the pics!
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http://www.928motorsports.com/identification.php

tells you everything you need to know
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I have under the airfilter, located something that only resembles the CIS. That means the K-jetronic, right. Ok, so next up...how the f.... do i know if its a 4,5L or the 4,7L....
On the oilpan it says : 101.201.9R30 2786.080/02 if that helps any....and as said before, it says ATR where you guys have numbers ID...


The car is currently in the process of getting a new gearbox fitted at Toyparts tuning.
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Old 08-01-2008, 02:12 PM
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First, look at the top front of the engine to find the M28/XX number stamped into the flat surface on the top of the block.

After you find that, go to www.928gt.com then 928 Tips/Links, then Tech/Specs, then Engine Types.
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Hi Wally

I tried that, but all it says is ATR. No numbers
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That car sure looks like CIS (K-jet)
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yeah im pretty sure it is....But the CAR is 78, and rebuilt to match a S. Engine was replaced in 95 from factory, but have no info...so it MIGHT be 4,5 or 4,7...
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There's about 70hp spread between the 4.5 and 4.7 isn't there?
Sounds like a dyno or drag strip would give you the answer without having to open up the motor.
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Yes...I am thinking about dyno. And then supercharge it later on.
Know of any kits to recommend?
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For CIS, there's only one turnkey kit out there.

http://www.928motorsports.com/superchargers.html
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Measure the outside diameter of the alloy intake runners .....my guess is possibly the block was bored to a 4.7 .... 97 mm S piston BUT odds are the rest of the engine cams ,valves ,heads, intake is still original 4.5 none S .
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ATR is a factory replacement engine, I have read somewhere here.
jp 83 Euro S AT 51k
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Hear hear- This is what Ive been told. Now what does that mean?lol......which engine do I have, and what superchargerkit would be appropriate for this engine..,.this is why its important to figure out. SORRY GUYS FOR THE CONSTANT NAGGING AND ASKING, AND BAD ENGLISH:-)


Here is a pic of whats under the aitfilterbox.

But I was told this engine is replaced mid-90`s, so it is not the same that was in the 78.
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