Dave928S

MY 1980 928
C36: Canada
Motor: M28.13 4.7 liter 230HP 16Valve
Transmission: G28.03 ... 2.75 Diff
Options:
M261 ... Passenger side mirror electric plain
I287 ... Extra washing installation for windshield
I288 ... Headlight washer
I389 ... Porsche-car radio, CR stereo, type USA
M418 ... Side Protection Moldings
I423 ... Box for Cassettes and Coins
I425 ... Rear wiper
M437 ... Comfort Seat - Left - Electrically Adjustable
M494 ... Additional Amplifier
M563 ... Automatic air conditioner
M650 ... Sunroof

olmann

Do you have any info on this one? WP0ZZZ92ZGS840427

Rob Edwards

Interesting one!

WP0ZZZ92ZGS840427


1986
C00- German...
M28.22- 310 hp 10.4:1 compression LH-Jet 16V goodness. Or is it 275 hp 9.3:1 compression LH-Jet almost-as-goodness? Not sure how to differentiate given this is supposed to be a German market car. 310 hp is Premium leaded gas, 275 is unleaded- any interesting fuel stickers on the inside of the filler door? AFAIK there's no difference in the engine VINs between German and Sweden/Swiss market motors. Maybe there's an LH brain part # difference that you could check. Will look for more info.

A28.09- 2.54:1

I139- Adjustable Seat Heating - Left
I251 Automatic transmission, shorter gear ratio 33/13 (2.54:1) for Sweden and Switzerland A28.03 and A28.09

Which is weird, since it's a German market C00 car.

M261 - Outside mirror - plain-Passenger's side, electrically adjustable and heatable
I319 Changed set-up of fan (additional engine cooling for hot climate countries)
I328-Radio Blaupunkt Bremen or Symphony
I340 Seat heating - Right
I490 Hi-Fi sound system
M494 Additional Amp
I570 High output air conditioner
M650- Sunroof

olmann

Thanks! I will see what else I can find out.

Vilhuer

Low compression ROW 16V should have M151 option code. Since PET do not list it at all it either means they were not made at all or option was standard on some coutries. Most likely only C09 Sweden and/or C10 Switzerland. Would need to see option sticker and possibly engine stamping on one of these cars to verify.

M251 automatic gearbox is totally separate thing even though they might be combined into one and same car. PET do not list it either but it can be presumed cars which have correct gearbox type also have this option code. It was available possibly everywhere were ROW cars were sold.

olmann

I won't be able to get much more info until after Thanksgiving. The engine number is M28/22, 82G05201

928cs

Hi

It seems that the M151 equipment code was only used for the 1985 Australian cars.

A M28/22 is a regular 310 HP S2 engine, for a car with an automatic gearbox.

It seems that the "unleaded" 1986 cars for Europe were fitted with M28/45 (manual) or M28/46 (automatic) engines, nearly identical to the M28/43 and M28/44 of the US\Can market.
These cars were delivered in Germany (C00), Switzerland (C10), Austria (C11) and Australia (C23).

The 1986 Paris-Dakar Mercedes-G has such an engine, with an automatic gearbox, but certainly without cats.

gruffalo

Wp0
ZZZ92ZCS841300


Please

Mamabot

Awesome thank you.
VIN #WP1AB2A26BLA49892
2011 Porsche Cayenne S with tons of options

EMan 928

92A0801053, please.

928cs

1980 manual RoW 928 4,5L delivered in Germany, with a M28/09 engine.
Equipment:
M197: Stronger battery
I287: Extra washing installation for windshield
I351: Porsche-car radio, CR stereo, type DE, etc.
I401: Wheel-cast alluminium alloy, telephone design, rim 7X16, tire 225/50 VR 16
I425: Rear wiper
I461: Electric antenna, 4 speakers
M528: Passenger side mirror convex
M563: Automatic air conditioner
I571: Fog tail lamp
M650: Sunroof

928cs

Interesting 1982 manual 928 S (M28/11 engine and G28/05 gearbox).
Special Delivery country (C99)

Equipment:
M058: Impact absorbers front and rear
I126: Digital radio
M494: Additional amplifier
M650: Sunroof

EMan 928

Thanks!

Gruffalo, I like yours better

gruffalo

Thanks Eman and CS. Why's this car interesting? What are the impact absorbers?

EMan 928

If i know my engine codes, then this is a 300hp motor