1972 911 2.4 T MFI Newby!

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raygentle
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1972 911 2.4 T MFI Newby!

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Just saying Hi to everyone!

I am in Wilts in the UK

I am rebuilding a 1972 911 T, a USA car, the model with the Oil Flap (to the Oil Tank) on the passenger side. It is pretty well a complete rebuild, paint is done, new suspension etc, but lots still to do. If anyone can help with the any of the following, that would be great:

1. I am missing the Oil Flap, as far as I see not available as a new part, even from a third party.

2. Fuel Pipes, particularly thru the tunnel, to and from the tank, does anyone know whether steel or stainless steel pi[es are available?.

3. Workshop manual and or parts list drawing, I can see that some suppliers have some on their websites but I am happy to purchase.

Thanks guys

Ray
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Hi Ray,

Welcome to DDK, it would be great to see some pictures of the car.

You can see how to do this from this thread: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3864

For the question of pipes search through the forum, someone is bound to have done this before.

You can download the parts manual from http://early911nzdownloads.yolasite.com ... anuals.php

You could try Karmann Konnection for the fuel flap cover. Or alternatively take a look on http://www.early911sregistry.org/forums/forum.php
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Re: 1972 911 2.4 T MFI Newby!

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Welcome Ray,

You should be able to get 2 and 3 with a little searching but 1 is going to be tough. Am I right in thinking all original 72 oil flaps are aluminium?

Here is a picture of all the parts you need. Unfortunately this reproduction set is long gone but there is a guy on the Samba who makes the hinge only.


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Good luck

Regards
Mike
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Welcome Ray
210bhp wrote:Welcome Ray,

Am I right in thinking all original 72 oil flaps are aluminium?

Regards
Mike
The answer I yes, as I discovered when my shell was dipped!

Compensated by the dipping company but I seem to recall the price for a replacement was around £300 when I took in account exchange from Euro as I bought from ebay in Germany.

Checking there now only one I see is now EUR500

https://www.ebay.de/itm/Porsche-911-197 ... OSwAHtaHsH~

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