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13 years 10 months ago #11455
by Mshark84
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Thank you very much!! I really appreciate it
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13 years 10 months ago #11457
by Mshark84
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13 years 10 months ago #11485
by emmanuelli
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nice, with the rear cover. looks so clean inside too. i'd buy that rear cover if no one wants to buy the whole car, im interested in some interior parts.
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13 years 10 months ago #11493
by xstepson
Replied by xstepson on topic '84 928 S for sale**Misc. Parts**Manuals More...
Nice looking car. Why not just buy a '83S or '84S engine (They are the same engine) and drop it in?
'85 won't work. US'85 engine is a 5.0L and uses LH injector system and '84 Euro, although 4.7L, uses LH injector system as well.
Chances are that coolant wasn't changed often enough to keep acidic levels of used coolant from "eating" the head gasket. To replace head gaskets in the existing engine would certainly involve machining the heads and a minimum of $1000.
'85 won't work. US'85 engine is a 5.0L and uses LH injector system and '84 Euro, although 4.7L, uses LH injector system as well.
Chances are that coolant wasn't changed often enough to keep acidic levels of used coolant from "eating" the head gasket. To replace head gaskets in the existing engine would certainly involve machining the heads and a minimum of $1000.
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