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914 tool kit.

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for 1976 914.

also a drivers handbook would be useful.
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Post by Helen »

thanks Ian.

can anyone tell me whats ment to bein a complete 914 tool kit ? & what NEEDs to be in one.
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

1973-on 914 toolkit would originally have contained:

Combined box spanner for spark plugs/wheelnuts
Tommy bar for above
19mm/13mm open-ended spanner
Phillips/flat blade combination screwdriver
Hub cap removal tool
Towing eye
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Post by Helen »

thanks,
for the sake of authentisity it looks like i need a jack too.. :?
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

I've probably got some original Bilstein jacks if you need one.
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Post by Helen »

Lightweight_911 wrote:I've probably got some original Bilstein jacks if you need one.
yes that would be good if its not too ££. i'm not in any hurry as its just for show.
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Post by Lightweight_911 »

This is the style of jack I think a '76 914 should have - it's labelled 911 but I think it's the same/very similar to the 914 version:

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Any of the 914 owners/experts care to comment as to whether this would be correct for Helen's car ?
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Post by defianty »

Looks like the right one Andy.

The early cars had these..

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Post by amallagh »

This is late 914 jack ('73 model year onwards I think). Very similar but not identical.
Probably fits in the same hole as they say !
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