Engine Rebuild
09-17-2002, 08:22 AM
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Kevin, no missed shift. I presume the belt was damaged long before this event.
Regarding Steve@Rennsport, I got the rebuild info off his site. I cannot comment on anything else as I have not had any experience with him. He is a great source of information though!!
Charlie
Regarding Steve@Rennsport, I got the rebuild info off his site. I cannot comment on anything else as I have not had any experience with him. He is a great source of information though!!
Charlie
09-20-2002, 07:59 AM
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Part numbers for complete engines from my PET5 CD:
964.100.264.01 1989 M64.01 engine
964.100.264.31 1990 M64.01 engine
964.100.264.41 1991 m64.01 engine
964.100.264.02 m64.02
964.100.264.03 1992 m64.03 carrera RS
964.100.264.43 1992 m64.03 m 002
964.100.264.60 short engine m64.01/02
Don't know what it all means, just taken verbatim from the PET5.
If you wan to check with the parts guy at Beaverton, I'd be very interested to compare with a UK OPC.
964.100.264.01 1989 M64.01 engine
964.100.264.31 1990 M64.01 engine
964.100.264.41 1991 m64.01 engine
964.100.264.02 m64.02
964.100.264.03 1992 m64.03 carrera RS
964.100.264.43 1992 m64.03 m 002
964.100.264.60 short engine m64.01/02
Don't know what it all means, just taken verbatim from the PET5.
If you wan to check with the parts guy at Beaverton, I'd be very interested to compare with a UK OPC.
